Tjcib
Ridin' The Range
And here we are 2 years later and that roll of woven wire is now $300. Sad days...Rolls of actual sheep fencing are a much cheaper option and will contain your lambs too. Some folks offset a hotwire at the bottom and top to deter coyotes or to keep LGD from digging out.
CP seem like a pretty quick build but they are harder to conform to the landscape, are more expensive than regular fencing, and harder to join together unless you order those squiggly connectors, which can get a bit pricey for a whole field. For a roll of Red Brand woven wire that's 330 ft, you pay $140, for enough CPs to cover the same length, you'll pay~on average of $20 a panel~$206.
Red Brand Class 1 Steel Field Fence 47 inch H x 330 ft L 70048
Red Brand Field Fence (woven wire) is manufactured in a wide selection of heights and styles featuring a graduated spacing that starts with small openings at the bottom which helps prevent entry from small animals. The hinge-lock knot allows the fencing twww.ruralking.com
But great thread. I am learning a lot and we have a guy coming to look at helping me set up perimeter fencing this week.