1. Bring Us Your Project
Call or stop in with your acreage, your animals, and a rough idea of the layout.
It can be tempting to buy the cheapest wire off the shelf, but in a few years you might find yourself pulling out old staples or, even worse, chasing cattle because the fence didn’t do its job.
At Hometown Animal Health, we keep reliable fencing in stock and make sure we have plenty available. If you need to build a new fence, divide a pasture, or fix damage from a fallen tree, we have the materials and experience to help.
Our barbed wire and field fence come from Bekaert, Red Brand, and Oklahoma Steel. For electric fence energizers, we carry Cyclops, Premier 1, Parmak, and Patriot. Cyclops and Premier 1 are especially hard to find in this area.
If you have a big project, you can count on us to have everything you need, so you won’t have to wait for more to come in.
Just bring us your acreage and let us know what animals you have. Our staff will help with post spacing and quantities. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, since two pastures of the same size might need different amounts depending on their shape. We treat every project on its own.
Cattle need a different fence than sheep, goats, or horses. If you have mixed species, field fence is often best because it keeps in both smaller animals and cattle. For cattle only, barbed wire can work and usually costs less.
Electric fencing is usually semi-permanent, while barbed wire is more permanent. Whether you need an outside fence or are dividing paddocks for rotational grazing will help decide which materials are best.
If a section goes down and you want to fix it yourself, we have what you need.
The cheapest option usually isn’t the best deal over time. Better materials mean fewer repairs, fewer escapes, and fewer weekends spent fixing something you already paid for.
Bring us your project. We’ll tell you what will work and what won’t, and make sure you have everything you need to get the job done.
Call 660.465.2967 or visit us at 18743 US Hwy 136, Memphis, MO 63555.
Call or stop in with your acreage, your animals, and a rough idea of the layout.
We help you settle on the right fence for your species and your purpose, then figure out post spacing and how much wire you need.
Drive through our loading area and we’ll load your materials for you. Then you can build a fence that lasts, so you won’t have to worry about it again next spring.
Field fencing is often a good choice for mixed species because it will contain both smaller animals and cattle. If you are running cattle only, barbed wire may work and can cost less.
For barbed wire and field fence, we stock Bekaert, Red Brand, and Oklahoma Steel. For electric fence energizers, we carry Cyclops, Premier 1, Parmak, and Patriot.
Yes. Our staff will help you work out post spacing and quantities. It is case by case, since the shape of the ground changes the answer as much as the acreage does.
Choosing by price instead of quality. The lowest-cost option often won’t do what you need, or you’ll have to replace it much sooner. Check if it can handle the job first.
Yes. We carry replacement parts and accessories, so you can fix a section yourself without having to redo the whole run.
We are located on Highway 136 West of Memphis, and the team is ready to serve you. Bring your questions, your acreage, your feed tag, or a photo of a fence that is not holding. We will work through it together.