Deer & Ranch Fence Installation in Dallas
Secure your livestock and land with durable pipe, cable, and mesh fencing. Built tough for Texas properties.
Reliable Deer & Ranch Fencing in Dallas
For larger properties, farms, and ranches, standard fencing just won't cut it. Dallas Fence specializes in heavy-duty deer and ranch fence installation designed to contain livestock, define boundaries, and protect your land from wildlife. From classic pipe and cable to woven wire solutions, we build fences that work as hard as you do.
Why Choose Us for Your Agricultural Fencing?
We understand the unique needs of rural and semi-rural properties in North Texas. Our team uses high-grade steel pipe, durable cables, and quality timber to construct fences that withstand livestock pressure and the elements. Whether you have horses, cattle, or just need to keep deer out of your garden, we have the right solution.
Livestock Safety
Smooth finishes and secure spacing to prevent injury to animals.
Durable Construction
Welded pipe and tensioned cable options for maximum longevity.
Property Definition
Clear, attractive boundaries for large acreages and estates.
Wildlife Control
Tall deer fencing to protect crops and gardens from intrusion.
Protect your investment with fencing built to last. Contact Dallas Fence to discuss your ranch fencing needs.
Fence Styles
Types of Ranch & Deer Fencing We Install
From traditional wood rail to high-tensile game fencing, we offer solutions for every agricultural and rural property need.
Pipe & Cable Fence
The gold standard for Texas ranches. Heavy-gauge steel pipe posts with tensioned cable runs create a strong, low-maintenance barrier that's safe for horses and cattle.
- Extremely durable
- Safe for horses
- Minimal maintenance
Wood Ranch Rail
Classic 2, 3, or 4-rail wood fencing with rustic Texas charm. Cedar or treated pine rails mounted on sturdy posts create a timeless boundary for estates and hobby farms.
- Traditional aesthetic
- Customizable rail count
- Paint or stain options
High-Tensile Wire
Economical and effective for large acreages. High-tensile smooth wire is stretched between posts under tension, creating a strong barrier that flexes on impact to prevent injury.
- Cost-effective for large areas
- Flexible on impact
- Electric-compatible
Woven Wire (Field Fence)
The workhorse of agricultural fencing. Woven wire mesh keeps smaller livestock like goats and sheep contained while defining property boundaries.
- Contains small animals
- Various mesh sizes
- Galvanized for rust resistance
Deer & Game Fence
Extra-tall fencing (8-10 feet) designed to keep deer and other wildlife out of gardens, orchards, and agricultural areas. Essential for properties near wooded areas.
- 8-10 foot heights
- Protects crops & gardens
- Keeps wildlife out
Crossbuck (X) Fence
Decorative ranch fencing with an "X" pattern between posts. A beautiful choice for estate entrances, horse properties, and upscale rural homes seeking that classic Kentucky horse farm look.
- Premium aesthetic
- White or natural finish
- Estate-quality appearance
Expert Guidance
Choosing the Right Fence for Your Livestock
Different animals have different fencing needs. Choosing the wrong fence can lead to escapes, injuries, or wasted money. Here's what we recommend based on decades of experience with North Texas ranchers.
Horses
Horses require smooth, visible fencing without sharp edges. We recommend pipe & cable, wood rail, or vinyl ranch rail. Avoid barbed wire—it causes serious injuries. Height should be at least 5 feet.
Cattle
Cattle are strong and will test fences. High-tensile wire, pipe & cable, or heavy-duty woven wire work best. Barbed wire is acceptable for cattle but requires regular maintenance. 4-5 feet height is standard.
Goats & Sheep
These clever animals are escape artists. Woven wire with tight mesh spacing is essential. Electric wire along the top and bottom adds extra security. Goats especially will exploit any gap.
Fence Height Recommendations
Pro Tip: For mixed livestock operations, design your fence for the most demanding animal. A fence that contains goats will contain everything else.
Rural Property Solutions
Why Ranch Fencing Matters for North Texas Properties
Defining Your Boundaries
In North Texas, property lines can be unclear, especially on rural acreage that's been subdivided over generations. A well-built fence establishes clear boundaries, prevents disputes with neighbors, and protects your land from encroachment. We always recommend a current survey before installation.
Protecting Your Investment
Whether you're running cattle, raising horses, or simply enjoying country living, your animals represent a significant investment. Quality fencing keeps them safe and contained. It also protects gardens, orchards, and landscaping from deer and other wildlife that are abundant in the DFW countryside.
Enhancing Property Value
Well-maintained ranch fencing dramatically increases the appeal and value of rural properties. Buyers looking for horse properties, hobby farms, or estate homes expect quality perimeter fencing. A new pipe & cable or wood rail fence can be a major selling point.
Our Service Area
We serve rural and semi-rural properties throughout the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area, including Collin County, Denton County, Rockwall County, and beyond. From 5-acre hobby farms to 500-acre ranches, no project is too large or too small for our experienced crew.
Free Property Assessment
Not sure what type of fencing your property needs? We offer free onsite consultations for rural and agricultural properties. We'll walk your land, discuss your goals, and provide a detailed recommendation and quote.
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The Dallas Fence Installation Process
Site Survey
Walking the property line and assessing terrain.
Material Selection
Choosing pipe, cable, or mesh options.
Installation
Driving posts deep for long-term stability.
Final Check
Ensuring livestock security and fence integrity.
Ranch Fence FAQ
Common Questions About Agricultural Fencing
For horses, safety and visibility are key. We recommend pipe and cable fencing or "no-climb" horse mesh. These options are sturdy enough to withstand leaning but smooth enough to prevent injury. Avoid barbed wire for horse pastures.
Steel pipe fencing is incredibly durable and can easily last 40+ years with minimal maintenance. Painting the pipe every few years helps prevent surface rust and keeps it looking great.
Yes, adding woven wire or "hog wire" to an existing pipe or rail fence is a common upgrade to keep smaller animals in (like goats or dogs) and predators out.
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