Hog-Tuff

If you’re in need of high-strength, long-lasting feral hog control, look no further than HOG-TUFF Fixed Knot Fence. Its sturdy construction offers reliability and longevity for years to come. The fencing is crafted from high-tensile steel wire and protected with Class 3 zinc coating. In addition, the woven fabric pattern allows for excellent visibility and extreme durability.

USES

Proven alternative to traditional hog fence.
Feral hog control.
Low fencing.
Apron fence for predators.
Add on for fence height.

FEATURES

Redi Roll. Pre-stripped rolls with 18” of vertical stays removed from both ends of the roll.
High tensile wire.
Heavy duty Class 3 galvanization.
Works in combination with other fences (existing barbed wire and older fences).

WHY USE THIS PRODUCT

Woven fixed-knot fence fabric restricts escape or entry.
Stronger than traditional low carbon hinge-joint field fence.
Knots do not move or lose grip with pressure from stock-hogs.
Hogs can’t “wallow” a hole in the fence fabric.
Lasts 3 to 4 times longer than traditional hinged-joint fence.
Won’t sag or squash with downward pressure.
Cost savings – post centers can be placed at a greater distance, reducing cost of construction.

HOG-TUFF

STAY-TUFF PART NO.	DESCRIPTION	WEIGHT	ROLL PER TRUCKLOAD	ROLL PER PALLET	HORIZONTAL WIRES	FENCE HEIGHT (“)	SPACING BETWEEN VERTICAL WIRES (“)	ROLL LENGTH (‘)
ST-800	ST 735-6-330		260	6	7	35	6	330

MADE TO ORDER ITEMS
ST-802B	ST 735-3-200	135	260	5	7	35	3	165

FENCE SPEC	WHERE USED	REASON
735-6	Feral hog exclusion, pasture, interior and cross fence	Exclusion fence, economical 6″ spacing
842-3	Feral hog exclusion, turn-outs, birthing areas, holding pens, high pressure areas	3″ spacing for complete predator control – predators can’t get through
842-6	Feral hog exclusion, pasture, interior and cross fence, medium to high pressure areas	Exclusion fence, Economical 6″ spacing
1348-3	Pasture, exterior, turn-outs, birthing areas, hog pens, holding pens	Predator control
949-6	Feral hog exclusion, pasture, interior and cross fence, medium to high pressure	6″ economical spacing for larger animals

WHERE TO BUY

STAY-TUFF is committed to delivering the best personal service in the Agricultural and Construction Fencing market. That commitment starts regionally with our nationwide network of Authorized Dealers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far apart should posts be for fixed knot fence?

The ideal distance between posts for a fixed knot fence largely depends on factors such as fence design, materials, purpose, and terrain. However, the recommendation for post spacing is typically between 10 to 25 feet apart.

What is a fixed knot?

A fixed knot is a type of advanced knotting technique used primarily in fencing and agricultural applications. This knot is known for its superior strength, durability, and resilience compared to traditional hinged joints, making it ideal for withstanding various environmental conditions and stresses.

Why is it called a knot?

The fixed knot is created by securely wrapping the vertical and horizontal wires of a fence, creating a continuous and uninterrupted connection. This design eliminates the possibility of joints unraveling or loosening over time, maintaining the structural integrity of the fence.

What are the benefits of a fixed knot fence?

One of the main advantages of a fixed knot is its ability to last up to three times longer than traditional hinged joints. This is due to the increased tensile strength and rigidity of the knot, preventing it from becoming compromised by daily wear and tear. As a result, fixed knot fences often require less maintenance and repairs over their lifespan.