Farm & Ranch Fencing in Central Texas
Fencing for Pastures, Livestock and Rural Land
Farm and ranch fencing has to hold livestock, mark long property lines and stand up to Central Texas heat, storms and rocky ground for years. The right fence depends on what you’re keeping in or out, the terrain and how much of the property you need to cover.
Sagamore Fence & Deck builds pipe fence, barbed wire, woven wire and game fence, along with ranch gates, for farms, ranches and rural properties across Central Texas from our base at 6550 FM 1105 in Georgetown.
Reviewed by Tony Perez, owner of Sagamore Fence & Deck.
Our Farm & Ranch Fence Services
We help you choose the right fence for your animals, land and budget, then build it to stay tight and straight across the whole property.
Pipe fence
Welded steel pipe fence is strong, long-lasting and clean-looking, which makes it a favorite for ranch entrances, pens, pastures along the road and horse properties. It can be built alone or with wire panels or woven wire.
- Welded steel pipe posts and rails
- Pipe with wire panels or woven wire
- Matching pipe-frame gates
Barbed wire fence
Barbed wire is a practical, cost-effective way to fence large pastures and property lines. We set posts and bracing so long runs stay tight.
- Pasture and perimeter fencing
- Braced corners and gate posts
- Built for long runs over uneven ground
Woven wire and game fence
Woven wire keeps smaller livestock in and predators out, and taller game fence is built to contain or exclude deer and other wildlife.
- Woven wire for goats, sheep and other livestock
- Game fence for wildlife
- Wire fencing for gardens and yards
Ranch gates
Walk gates, single and double drive gates and pipe-frame gates for ranch entrances, pastures and pens, sized for trucks, trailers and equipment.
- Pipe-frame and wire-panel gates
- Double drive gates for equipment
- Automatic gate options for entrances
Want an automatic entrance gate? See our gate installation page. For homes in town, compare options on our fencing services page.
Why Invest in a Well-Built Ranch Fence
A ranch fence covers a lot of ground, so how it’s built matters on every post and corner.
Keeps livestock where they belong
The right fence type and height for your animals keeps them in and keeps predators and wildlife out.
Stays tight over long runs
Strong corner bracing and properly set posts keep wire from sagging across long stretches.
Built for Texas ground
Rocky soil, clay and slopes are planned for before the first post goes in.
Clear property lines
A straight, well-built fence marks your boundary and makes the land easier to manage.
Gates that work for equipment
Gates sized for trucks, trailers and equipment make daily chores easier.
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Sagamore Fence & Deck: Ranch Fencing Built Right
From a pipe fence along the road to miles of pasture fence, we plan each step and handle the work with care.
The right fence for the job
Pipe, barbed wire, woven wire or game fence, chosen for your animals, land and budget.
Built for local conditions
We plan posts and bracing for Central Texas clay, limestone and uneven terrain.
Welded pipe work
We build welded steel pipe fence and pipe-frame gates.
Gates included
Walk gates, drive gates and entrance gates designed with the fence.
Clear, written estimates
You get a written estimate that spells out the fence, gates and scope before work starts.
Ranch Fencing Planned Around Your Land
Every property is different, from a few acres with horses to large pastures.
Fence type and height
• Livestock
We match the fence to the animals, from cattle and horses to goats and sheep.
• Wildlife
Game fence for properties that need to keep deer and other wildlife in or out.
Farms, Ranches and Rural Homes
We build fencing for working ranches, hobby farms, rural homesites and land along the road.
Gates and entrances
Pipe-frame and wire-panel gates, plus automatic entrance gates for the main drive.
Farm & Ranch Fencing FAQs
What types of ranch fencing do you install?
We install pipe fence, barbed wire fence, woven wire fence and game fence, along with ranch gates such as pipe-frame, wire-panel and double drive gates.
Which fence is best for my livestock?
It depends on the animals. Barbed wire is a common, cost-effective choice for cattle on large pastures, woven wire works well for goats, sheep and other smaller livestock, and pipe fence is a strong, clean-looking option for horses, pens and frontage. We’ll recommend the best fit after looking at your property.
What is the difference between woven wire and game fence?
Woven wire is a livestock fence that keeps smaller animals in and predators out. Game fence is a taller wire fence built to contain or exclude deer and other wildlife.
Can you build gates for my ranch?
Yes. We build walk gates, single and double drive gates and pipe-frame gates sized for trucks, trailers and equipment, and we can design an automatic gate for your main entrance.
How much does ranch fencing cost?
It depends on the fence type, the total length, the terrain and the number of gates and corners. We give you a written estimate after walking the property, and our instant quote tool can give you a ballpark first.
