Farm Fence Installation in Apache, OK
Lawton Farm Fence builds farm and ranch fence in Apache, Oklahoma. Field fence, agricultural fence, barbed wire, high-tensile and electric wire, welded pipe corrals, board fence, and farm gates. We are licensed and insured in Oklahoma and we run north into Caddo County on the same schedule as Comanche.
Apache sits in the south end of Caddo County, north of the mountains, where the ground flattens into wheat and grass. The town site was held back before the reservation lands opened in 1901 and it went on the map two years later. Section lines got surveyed then and most fence lines here still follow them. That history shows up in the work: old wire on old posts, run on a line somebody walked a century ago.
Replacing that fence starts with clearing it. Brush and cedar swallow a fence row, and you cannot stretch wire through it or see what you are building. We clear and stake the line, pull the old wire and posts, and haul them off. Clearing is the first cost on a rebuild and the cheapest one, because everything after it goes faster on a clean line.
Then the new fence. Ends first, wire second. Every corner, end, gate opening, and hard turn gets a full H-brace before a single strand goes up. We stretch wire to tension with a strainer rather than pulling by feel with a truck. A fence pulled by feel is tight the day it goes up and slack the following spring.
Call (580) 555-0139 for a free estimate on farm fence in Apache.