There are several fencing options for controlling feral hogs from entering crop fields and livestock pastures. "Pig-proof,” non-electric fences must be constructed of net wire or diamond mesh with spacing between vertical wires 6 inches or less.

A prefabricated, portable electric fence best used with sows and piglets in moist areas (green grass). For dry areas use HogNet® 10/24/12. Tight spacings effectively contain small piglets....

2012年10月24日 · A 24" tall net designed to contain domestic pigs and deter feral hogs. Recommended for areas with wet or dry soils or feral hog pressure (food plots, gardens, etc). The bottom strand of the net is neutral and rests on the soil/grass. The lowest live strand is only 4" above it. The next 6 live wires are only 2" apart.

Electric Fence for Pigs and Hogs. Pigs are easy to control with electric fencing as they have very little hair and large, wet noses. They are intelligent animals and learn quickly to respect and avoid an electric fence. Pigs tend to root, requiring that the lowest fence wire start 6 …

A feral pig fence kit is a selection of fencing, fence posts, accessories and hardware to build a complete fence to keep out feral pigs when starting from nothing. Our feral pig fences are not electric and cannot fail due to broken wires, dead batteries, etc.

Stay-Tuff's HOG-TUFF fence is a high tensile wire fence built for feral hog control. The fencing is made from high-tensile steel wire and protected with Class 3 zinc coating. The woven fabric pattern allows for excellent visibility and extreme durability.

Tejas Ranch & Game Fence has the capability of constructing a new hog-proof fence barrier for your property with high-tensile steel mesh specifically designed to protect your property from the problem of feral hog damage. Time to keep hogs and predators out. Request an estimate from Tejas to get started.

recommendations for on farm feral swine control with the use of electric fencing. The electric fence has been traditionally utilized to keep livestock confined to a given area. Current natural resource managers and agricultural producers are looking towards innovative exclusion tools, like the electric fence, to minimize the damage caused by