Landowner guide

The wooden post and rail fence is one of the oldest and most traditional forms of fencing used in the United States. This type of fence is constructed using wooden posts set into the ground at regular intervals, with horizontal…

The venerable barbed wire fence is one with which we are all familiar. The construction of barbed wire fences involves setting sturdy wooden or metal posts into the ground, typically every 10 to 12 feet. Between these posts, strands of…

The history of cattle fencing in the United States dates back to the mid-19th century and is deeply intertwined with the development of agriculture and ranching. Tejas Ranch & Game Fence owner John Payne is a fifth-generation Texan. He has…

Fort Knox Predator Proof Fence The Fort Knox predator-proof fence impresses veterans of exotic breeders and farmers. In this video, Josh Lagas of Ace Outfitters does a walk-through of a calving pasture on one of our ranches with “the most…

The Complete Guide: High Game Fence Tejas Ranch & Fence owner John Payne provides a complete guide to buying a high-game fence on your property! We discuss the benefits, values, patterns, materials, knot types, predator-proofing, and much more! Watch to…

[Download eBook Here] Guide to the best high game fence to protect your trophy whitetail deer and exotic animals Whether your goal is to keep prized animals within your property or perpetrators and predators out, our high game fence solutions…

Exotic Game Wildlife that Requires High-Fence We often get asked, “What exotic game animals require a high fence?” In this article, we will provide a list of exotic game animals that require a high fence. But first, let’s understand the…

Tejas Ranch & Game Fence was recently featured on the cover of the American Fence Association’s Fencepost Magazine for its water gap fencing solution. Read the full article below about water gap fencing best practices.   Fencing for farm and…