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Livestock Fencing Supplies for Cattle, Sheep, Goats and Hogs

KUNYU FENCING manufactures livestock fencing supplies for importers, distributors, farm stores and ranch contractors. The range covers hinge joint, S knot and fixed knot woven wire fence in 26 to 61 inch heights, with 4 or 6 inch stay spacing and 330 ft rolls, plus the steel T posts that carry them. Because agricultural fencing supplies are specified by the animal rather than by the roll, the pages below are grouped by livestock class first — cattle, sheep, goats and hogs — then narrowed by height, wire count and gauge. Buyers sourcing rural fencing supplies for wide, low-density boundaries usually pair the woven wire range with barbed wire strands and longer posts. Every item is quoted factory-direct against your specification and destination port, with a 100-roll minimum, Class 3 galvanized or Zn-Al coating options, OEM labels and mixed-container loading for rural and remote delivery programmes.

Livestock Fencing Supplies Range

8 products available for bulk order. Every item is quoted factory-direct against your specification, quantity and destination port.

Get bulk pricing for your order

Send the fence type, height, wire count, stay spacing, gauge, roll length, coating, total quantity, packing preference and destination port. For project orders send the total fence run length instead and it will be converted into rolls, posts and wire.

Livestock Fencing Supplies by Animal

Start from the animal you are containing, then confirm the design number, height, stay spacing and wire gauge.

Livestock classRecommended fenceUsual heightView range
Cattle and cow-calf pastureHinge joint or fixed knot, 6 in stay spacing39-49 in47 in Hinge Joint Fence
Sheep and lambsHinge joint or S knot, 4-6 in stay spacing32-48 in32 in Sheep & Goat Fence
Goats (horned and climbing)S knot, 4 in stay spacing, smaller openings48-60 in60 in S Knot Fence
Hogs and pigsFixed knot, tight lower spacing42 in42 in Fixed Knot Hog Fence
Calves and mixed small stockHinge joint, low height26-32 in26 in Hinge Joint Fence
Deer and game exclusionHinge joint or fixed knot, tall panel78-96 in78 in Hinge Joint Deer Fence

What Changes Between Livestock Classes

The same roll width can be right for one animal and wrong for another. These are the variables that move when the livestock class changes, and the ones to state when quoting rural fencing supplies across mixed stock.

Opening size

Goats and lambs push through openings that hold cattle. Dropping stay spacing from 6 in to 4 in raises the wire count and the roll weight, so quote the spacing explicitly.

Knot type

Hinge joint flexes under impact and suits general pasture. Fixed knot holds its shape under sustained cattle or hog pressure. S knot gives smaller openings without sharp knot ends.

Fence height

26-32 in contains calves and small stock, 39-49 in covers cattle and sheep, 48-60 in is normal for goats, and 78-96 in is deer and game exclusion.

Wire gauge

Heavier gauge line wires resist stretching where animals lean on the fence. Lighter gauge lowers roll weight and freight cost per roll on low-pressure runs.

Post spacing

Woven wire livestock fence normally runs 8-12 ft post spacing, tightening to 8 ft for cattle and bulls and opening to 15-20 ft on high tensile runs.

Coating

Class 3 galvanized is the standard specification for outdoor livestock fence. Zn-Al is specified where corrosion is heavier, such as coastal or high-rainfall pasture.

Livestock Fencing Supply FAQ

Order quantities, specification and shipping answers for buyers sourcing livestock fencing supplies in bulk.

What is the minimum order for bulk livestock fencing supplies?

Minimum order is 100 rolls for woven wire livestock fence, covering hinge joint, S knot and fixed knot designs. Steel T posts start at 1,000 to 3,000 pieces depending on the length and weight grade. Smaller trial quantities can often be arranged when they are combined with other products in the same container.

Which fence should I stock for general agricultural fencing supply?

For a general farm and ranch range, 39 in and 47 in hinge joint field fence at 6 in stay spacing cover the largest share of cattle and sheep demand. Add a 32 in sheep and goat fence, a 42 in fixed knot hog fence and a 60 in S knot for goats to cover the rest of the livestock classes without holding many design numbers.

What is the difference between hinge joint and fixed knot for livestock?

Hinge joint fence flexes at the joint, absorbing impact and returning to shape, which suits general pasture and rolling rural boundaries. Fixed knot fence locks the vertical stay to the line wire, so it holds its shape under sustained pressure from cattle, bulls and hogs and over long perimeter runs.

How many livestock fence rolls fit in a container?

Roughly 1,300 to 1,700 rolls of light duty 0.8 m x 50 m hinge joint fence, 650 to 850 rolls at 1.2 m x 100 m, 500 to 650 rolls at 1.5 m x 100 m, and 380 to 500 rolls of high tensile fixed knot at 1.5 m x 100 m. A 20 ft container carries approximately 25 to 27 tons of fence cargo.

Can woven wire fence, barbed wire and T posts ship in one container?

Yes. Mixed container loading is standard. A typical 20 ft mixed load might combine 300 rolls of 1.2 m x 100 m hinge joint fence at around 11 tons, 2,500 pieces of 6 ft T posts at around 9 tons, 120 coils of 400 m barbed wire at around 4 tons and clips or accessories to fill the remaining weight allowance.

How many T posts do I need per mile of livestock fence?

At 10 ft post spacing a mile of fence takes about 528 posts, at 8 ft spacing about 660 posts, and at 12 ft spacing about 440 posts. Send the total fence run length and the intended spacing and the post quantity can be converted for you along with the roll count.

What is the lead time for a bulk livestock fencing order?

Production lead time is 15 to 25 days once the specification, quantity and packing are confirmed, depending on order size and whether custom coating or private label packing is required. Sample lead time is shorter and can be confirmed on request.

Do you supply rural fencing supplies with OEM labels for remote delivery?

Yes. OEM labels, printed sleeves, product cards, roll wrapping, bundle packing and pallet packing can be arranged for qualified bulk orders. Loose rolls and bundles give the highest quantity per container, while pallet packing costs about 5 to 10 percent of capacity but suits forklift unloading at rural depots.