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With this long life expectancy it makes sense to really plan your fencing project. Instead of simply replacing the current fence exactly as it was, think about how you would really like it to be set up. Consider the long term use of the land, and the changes you might want to make in the future.

 

Neighbors often share in the cost of building or replacing boundary fences. Cost-share assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture may also be available. Check with your county’s Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office.

 

Planning Your Fence
How to Build a Single "H" Brace
How to Build a Double "H" Brace
Setting the Fence Line
Assembling Smooth Wire Fencing

Assembling Barbed Wire Fencing
Assembling Field Fencing
Crossing Waterways

Checklist

Download Printable High Tensile Installation Guide