Chicken wire fence

When we built the goat pen for our NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS, we knew that we eventually wanted to make it bigger as our herd grew. So we knew that whatever we did in regards to fencing, it had to be te…

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How to Build a Chicken Wire Fence with Gate - Step-by-Step Guide

Easy portable fencing around the vegetable garden! Keeps the cotton tail's out :0)

This guide breaks down the steps for how to create a quick and simple DIY garden fence using hog wire. We give you a list of the necessary tools, along with a shopping list for 50 feet of fence. This whole project can be completed in a day or two and costs less than $300! Update your outdoor livin

Thinking of using woven wire for your farm or homestead? Here's a rundown of what we learned keeping our livestock where they should be with woven wire fencing.

Enough about the indoor remodel for the time being, let's check out what happened outside over the weekend! Last we left you, Mr. DD had bu...

You are working hard on your garden to make it one of the best in town. However, during the night, rabbits or raccoons can destroy the toil and sweat that you have put into your garden. The best remedy is to install a chicken wire fence. This article provides the installation procedure.

If you are in need of a fence that doesn’t block your view, contact us for a quote on a farm style fence. A post and wire fence might be just what you need.

Follow these easy step-by-step instructions on how to build your first vegetable garden so you can grow delicious vegetables this summer!

I thought this might help someone. While installing my fence i came up with this. Use it on corner for leverage and it pulls the fence nice and tight...

How to Make an Amish Fence Puller - a simple yet priceless tool for putting in a nice, tight fence. Find out how from Cosmopolitan Cornbread

2x6 three rail fence with wire mesh behind.

As I learned during the construction of my dog-fenced run, erecting farm infrastructure is a combination of hard work and clever labor-saving tricks. The fence is 300 feet long, with thirty 4x4 posts set ten feet apart, welded wire stretched between. Sherman, the fellow I hired to put the

Goat wire fences are kinda the rage around Asheville at the moment. Trend or not, I personally enjoy the aesthetic. So why not build a goat wire trellis?! Craft Thyme tries to use similar materials…