Ranch fences are called woven wire, mesh wire, square wire, box wire, page wire, barb wire, no climb wire, sheep fence, or hog fence.

These are commodities and prices change all the time but generally speaking, vinyl is more expensive than wood. Sometimes twice as much depending what style of vinyl.

It depends on what type of animals you are trying to keep in. barbed wire is best for cows. no climb and electric wire is best for horses. sheep goats and pigs can be contained with panels or no climb or page wire.

Barbed wire is the cheapest fencing option for livestock especially when considering large amounts of land. Depending on the land, the posts can be spaced farther apart reducing the costs.

It depends on many factors. What kind of land? What kind of material? How many gates are needed along with the width? How many H-braces needed? The purpose of the fence will determine all these factors. A general rule of thumb for barbed wire is $1 per foot per strand of barbed wire, but we’d love to come out and give you a custom quote.