Farm Fence 6ft x 100ft Heavy Zinc Coating Field Wire Fencing, Galvanized Livestock Deer,Goat Fence,Hog Wire Fencing Used to Yard and Garden

Better than expected! I was looking for a cheap field style, welded wire fence, to install on an exisiting rail fence to keep our dogs out of the road. Welded wire eventually pops apart at the weld after a time but I didn't want to pay for the twisted square fencing. I was pretty excited to see this fencing twisted at the attached points instead of welded. It's a light wire but sturdy enough to do the job very well, without drooping, it looks good. I wouldn't use it for any critters that push fences. Great for garden and yards.

This was the best fencing that I have ever bought!! Heavy duty, and will last for years! I put in a large garden, using 2 rolls. It was easy to install. The deer looked in all summer, but had NO intruders!! Buy with confidence!

Good product. Good price. But if you are running this yourself if can be difficult to unroll at the end of the roll.

It should of keep the deer out.

The first thing is they do not give you any directions on how to cut this open to unroll it. Secondly, this is so weak that it cannot even function as a garden trellis, much less fence paneling. It was like working with aluminum foil. This is a complete waste of money for gardening or fencing. You couldn’t even get to the website for the manufacturer. It’s not a secure connection and therefore the web browser wouldn’t even let you go on their website for assistance. This has to be one of the worst products I’ve ever purchased for my garden. If I could give it zero stars I would.

I used this 4th.wire fence to help keep the fox out of the hen houses , yes really ! I didn’t believe they had rolled up 165 feet of fence in such a small package. It is strong wire fence and will work out well .

Most field fences have a top and bottom wire that is significantly larger in gauge than the webbing/field) wire. This is where your fence gets its strength (and allows tensioning the fence). Every field fence I've seen or owned (except this one) had larger/stronger top and bottom wires. I should have surmised this based on its shipping weight (it's about half the total weight of a 164' of heavy duty (typical farming) fencing (with 10 or 12 gauge top and bottom wires.). Near as I can tell, this fencing (or, at least the one I received) is built with all the same small gauge wire. The quality seems good, it's just that I'd call this fencing that's more for appearance and other light weight duty. I don't believe it would stay straight when used to contain small animals (e.g., goats, sheep, etc).

This is exactly as described, and arrived on-time. It served my purpose (a dooryard fence) perfectly. If you need a fence to confine serious inmates (livestock stronger than a goat, a dog that longs to run...), you may want to opt for stronger fencing. Typical old-world fencing has a much heavier wire at the top and bottom, to which one attached a fence-stretcher. This wire is of consistent gauge top-to-bottom; a fence stretcher would make a mess of it. I didn't need heavy wire, or a super tight fence, and so appreciated the lower price.