Southern WI Cattle Fence

Corral panels are best for temporary cattle enclosures, such as holding pens and working areas, because they are easy to move and reconfigure. Continuous fencing is a stronger and more durable option for permanent cattle fencing. Made from welded steel rails, it withstands heavy livestock pressure and requires little maintenance, making it ideal for feedlots, pastures, and high-traffic areas.

The strength of cattle fencing depends on the material. Pipe and continuous fences are the most durable and capable of withstanding direct impact from large livestock. High tensile fencing, especially when electrified, provides flexibility while maintaining strength. Woven wire fencing offers a secure barrier that prevents cattle from pushing through, making it a reliable option for pasture fencing.

The best material depends on containment needs, budget, and livestock behavior. High tensile wire is cost-effective and long-lasting, while woven wire fencing provides a strong physical barrier. Pipe and continuous fences offer maximum durability in high-traffic areas like corrals and feedlots. Choosing the right material ensures a secure, long-lasting cattle fence.