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stock fencing wire

ij2000 · 2021-10-26 19:57:28

Putting up a new fence for sheep and cattle, have always used 8/80/15 wire in the past, but seen 8/80/22 wire which says lambs heads don't get stuck in it as easily. because of the wider spacings. Which would you recommend to use? Is there much of a difference

26-10-2021 7:57pm

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ij2000

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Putting up a new fence for sheep and cattle, have always used 8/80/15 wire in the past, but seen 8/80/22 wire which says lambs heads don't get stuck in it as easily. because of the wider spacings.
Which would you recommend to use? Is there much of a difference

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I use the wider spacing fencing boundaries or anywhere there's hedging because lambs are always grazing the hedges and they get stuck in the narrower squares

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