Pick the wire by the job.

Name: Jim River Fencing LLC
Address: 45275 299th St, Irene, SD, 57037, US
Telephone: (307) 620-2914
Rating: 5.0

Range cattle, bottle calves, a winter feedlot, and a commercial lot don’t want the same fence. Here’s each wire, what it’s for, and the posts underneath it.

High-Tensile Barbwire

High-tensile barbwire is what Jim River Fencing is known for: pasture and range line stretched tight between heavy corners, on posts treated to outlast the wire. It's the fence that covers most of those 130 miles a year.

Wire: High-tensile barbwirePosts: CCA .60 treatedGround: Range & pasture

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Woven Wire

Woven wire is the stock fence in our photo record more than any other: field fence hung on wood posts for calves, sheep, and anything that tries the bottom of a fence before it tries the top.

Fence: Woven field wirePosts: Wood, braced cornersHolds: Calves to sheep

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Continuous steel panel fence cornering across a farmstead yard — 03 · Built for the working yard.

Feedlot & Continuous Panel

FEEDLOT is printed on our card between RANCH and COMMERCIAL, and the photo record backs it up: continuous steel panel, corrals and working pens, and board windbreak walls that take the daily hit of a yard full of cattle.

Panel: Continuous steelWalls: Board windbreakDuty: Feedlot & corral

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Chain Link

Chain link rounds out the card: commercial perimeters, farmyards, and acreages that need a clean, secure line. It gets the same treatment as the ranch work - posts set right, corners braced, gates that swing true.

Fence: Chain linkLane: CommercialBacked by: Warranty on all work

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Not sure which wire? Ask.

Describe the stock and the ground, and you’ll get a straight recommendation - even when the cheaper fence is the right answer.

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