Jim River FencingLLCIrene, SD
Woven wire fence on wood posts running along a harvested field near Irene SD

Woven Wire

Stock-tight, mile after mile.

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.

What the build includes

  • Woven field fence, stock-tight to the ground
  • Wood post construction on braced corners
  • Boundary, pasture, and farmstead line
  • Built by the same crew that runs the barbwire miles

Spec sheet

FenceWoven field wire
PostsWood, braced corners
HoldsCalves to sheep

Free look at the ground, honest bid, warranty behind the mesh

Tall wood post anchoring woven wire on open prairie
Woven wire and gates along a farm lane in the fall
Woven field fence hung on a CCA treated post, twin coated barbed strands riding the top

Woven Wire, asked and answered.

01When do you recommend woven over barbed?

When the stock is small, young, or stubborn about testing the bottom of a fence. Woven wire holds the whole face of the fence, not just strands - we'll tell you straight which one your ground needs.

02Do the corners matter as much?

More. Woven wire pulls harder on its ends than strand wire, so the H-braces get built accordingly. Corners first is the house rule.

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