CLASSIC HORSE FENCE
Four-Board Wood
A highly visible, traditional paddock and pasture fence with a substantial finished look.
FENCE SYSTEMS
Choose the system that fits the animals, the land, and the work.
There is no single farm fence for every property. Owens helps compare appearance, visibility, containment, maintenance, terrain, gate locations, and total fence length before the layout is finalized.
FLEXIBLE RAIL
Flex-Rail Horse Fence
High-visibility rail on wood posts for horse properties, paddocks, and large perimeter runs.
ADDED CONTAINMENT
Wood Rail + Wire Mesh
Wood rails paired with wire mesh for a traditional appearance and a more contained boundary.
ACCESS & APPROACHES
Farm Entrances & Gates
Fence returns, gate openings, and approach lines planned for vehicles, trailers, equipment, and daily use.
PLANNED FOR THE PROPERTY
Long runs demand a thoughtful layout.
Farm fencing has to follow real terrain and support real routines. We review where animals move, where equipment enters, how the land drains, and which sections need the most visibility or containment.
The result is a fence plan built around the property—not a residential layout stretched across acreage.
Animals & Use
Horse areas, mixed-use spaces, paddocks, pastures, and working zones.
Terrain & Length
Grade changes, wooded edges, long runs, corners, and transition points.
Access & Gates
Daily traffic, trailers, tractors, maintenance equipment, and future access.
Materials & Upkeep
Appearance, visibility, maintenance preferences, and long-term property goals.
REAL OWENS PROJECTS
Farm and horse fencing built in the field.
These are Owens Fence Company installations—not stock photography.
HOW IT WORKS
From property walk to completed fence.
Walk the Property
We review the fence line, terrain, animal areas, access points, and gate needs.
Plan the System
Fence type, height, rail or mesh configuration, corners, transitions, and gates are selected.
Handle Permits
Owens obtains the required permits for the fence installation.
Build the Fence
Our crew installs the complete layout and walks the finished project with you.
Property-line note: A fence is not a survey marker. Current property information and any private association requirements should be confirmed before the final line is approved.
FARM & HORSE FENCE FAQ
Common questions before the first post goes in.
What type of fence is best for horses?
It depends on the horses, property layout, terrain, visibility needs, maintenance goals, and budget. Owens offers four-board wood, flex rail, and wood-and-wire configurations and recommends the best fit after reviewing the property.
Can wire mesh be added to a wood farm fence?
Yes. Wire mesh can be paired with wood posts and rails when the property needs a more contained boundary while keeping the traditional wood-fence appearance.
Can you plan openings for trailers and equipment?
Yes. Gate width, swing space, approach, and placement should reflect how trailers, tractors, maintenance vehicles, and everyday traffic will use the property.
Do you handle long acreage fence lines?
Yes. Owens plans long runs, corners, grade changes, wooded edges, transition points, and gate locations as one complete layout.
Who gets the required permits?
Owens Fence Company obtains the required permits for our fence installation projects.
Ready to walk the fence line?
Tell us about the animals, acreage, preferred fence style, and gate needs. We’ll help plan a system that fits the property.