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Northwest Fencing Guide: Fence for Wolves, Snow & Dry Ground

Fencing in the Northwest means wolves, snow load, and soil that won't hold a ground rod. Get Kencove's free fencing guide for WA, OR, ID, MT & WY.

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Best Portable Electric Fence for Goats and Sheep

Portable electric netting offers a safe, flexible, and easy-to-move fencing solution for goats and sheep. Perfect for rotational grazing and temporary enclosures, it helps keep livestock secure while protecting them from predators. Learn more about how it works and its key benefits.

10 Most Common Electric Fence Problems - Part 5

The fifth and final part of this blog series discusses proper stapling technique to ensure the integrity of insulators and training animals to new fence for best results. Both problems are simple to remedy!

10 Most Common Electric Fence Problems - Part 3

Part 3 of this blog series discusses where your fence may be losing power. Energy leaks and induction are prime suspects when it comes to fences exhibiting symptoms of weak and stray voltage.

10 Most Common Electric Fence Problems - Part 2

Have you experienced either of these electric fence issues? Part 2 of this blog series covers two common issues that demand repair as soon as possible.

10 Most Common Electric Fence Problems - Part 1

Every fence is different, and therefore, there are numerous issues that can impede electric fences. Over the course of this multi-part blog we will address the top ten most common problems starting with poor grounding and undersized energizers in part one.

10 Most Common Electric Fence Problems - Part 4

Part 4 of this blog series brings to light proper understanding of voltage and components of solar fence systems. Knowing the ins and outs of each will help you ensure that your fence is working and up to the task.

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