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2024年11月5日 · The most common wire spacing for a 6-strand barbed wire fence in our area is 8" apart--equally spaced (Option A in photos). This seems to work well for cattle, however, a top spacing of only 8" might be a little tight for deer if they get caught jumping over.
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2006年6月23日 · A few 4 strand barbed wire fences around 12" apart, and then I have one pasture fenced with 3 strands evenly spaced, bottom one about 20" or so off the ground -- I usually keep 600lb'rs and over in that pasture, but I have …
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2021年1月15日 · Haven't changed spacing much since going to Bekaert Gaucho Hi-Tensile Barbed Wire. Four point barbs are great. My dad (1916-2003) took seven giant strides. I'm a little taller so I take eight normal strides. Don't use stays or droppers. Fences take a lot of beating in North Dakota because of snow, but this Hi-tensile Gaucho wire is really great.
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2018年2月11日 · The most common wire spacing for a 6-strand barbed wire fence in our area is 8" apart--equally spaced (Option A in photos). This seems to work well for cattle, however, a top spacing of only 8" might be a little tight for deer if they get caught jumping over.
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2015年6月9日 · On the surface, high tensile barbed wire seems to be the best of both worlds. Security of tried-&-true barbed wire, with the flex and wider post spacing of HT. I've got to run 2000+ ft of perimeter fencing through trees. Anyone have experience with 15.5 ga HT barbed wire? Looking at the OK and Bekaert brands.
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2011年2月23日 · On perimeter fences, the steel posts were driven so the bumps faced towards the pasture. The bumps hold the wire in the proper spacing, and prevent them from sliding/working up or down.
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2005年10月17日 · At the farm I use barbed wire for the fields. 5 strands except where I need to keep bulls apart. Then I use 8 strands. 5 on one side, 3 on the other. I really only have problems with the Angus bull, the others don't fight. As far as spacing barbed wire, I start the first strand about 8 inches above the ground. The next two are spaced 8 inches ...
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2012年6月13日 · That seems to be the standard practice around my area, as it can be more easily repaired in the case of a flood (also hangs up less junk than a barbed wire, so less likely to blow out). I was thinking about using 6.5' T posts, 30ft spacing, 2 14 Ga. wires - one at 32" and the other at 16", with a Zareba 50 mile fence charger from Tractor Supply.
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2016年2月14日 · I personally despise woven wire :yuck: IMO, the only 4 legged farm animal that requires woven wire to contain it is a pig For cattle I would go with 4 strands of Red Brand or other known good quality barbed wire. For sheep, I would go with 6 wires. 6"x8' double corner post. 6' line posts spaced a rod apart, alternating wood and steel.
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