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StockGuard recommends at least 2 tapes in most fencing applications to provide a safe visual and physical barrier for the horse. In an area vulnerable to weeds, the bottom tape should be a minimum of 56 centimetres off the ground.
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3 strands of tape is very popular and has a more traditional appearance.
4 strands might be necessary for delicate situations, like a hot stallion, a busy road, deers, alpacas, etc. But remember never to set the tape too low.
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While many stallions respect a 2 strand Hor-seGuard Fence, 3 strands provides an extra measure of safety. The ideal tape height in this situation would be 50 cm , 90 cm and 130 cm.
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One strand does not work to encloses
young horses or ponies.
To be on the safe side. 3 strands fencing
is better for young horses.
130 cm, 90 cm and 70 cm
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Many ponies are per sistent and will escape
if the shock of your fence charger is not
strong enough.
3 strand is a good solution.
120 cm , 80cm and 40cm
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I want you to know how much I love your product. Friends of mine have bought other brands of ‘‘tape type’’ fencing and have had horrible results. The fence that my friend and I put up years ago at the old place still looks great and does it’s job. All I have to do is every spring check the line and tighten up spots where deer have sagged the tape. I can’t thank you enough for providing such a superior product. PAULA JP, Michigan
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