12+ years on sheep, dairy and horse properties
Wolf Fencing brings over 12 years of practical fencing experience to rural projects. From sheep and dairy fencing to horse paddocks and yards, talk to Vincent about the stock, the ground and the way your property needs to work.
Build around the way you manage your land
Before choosing a layout, consider how animals move between paddocks, where vehicles need access and which parts of the property are used most often. A fence line and gate position should support those everyday jobs. We will discuss the animals, the available space and the way you use the property.
Horse yards for a Belfast lifestyle block
A past Wolf Fencing project involved creating functional horse yards on a lifestyle block in Belfast, Christchurch. The work began with the owner’s requirements and an assessment of the space and terrain. The timber yard layout was planned around practical horse management. Read the project story and see its original photograph for a closer look.
Fencing and gates as one layout
A rural fence needs to work with the gates and access routes around it. Consider the width needed for vehicles, where stock will move and how existing fencing connects to the new work. Identifying these points early gives us a clearer starting point for discussing your project.
Talk through your rural project
Send the property location, the type of livestock, the approximate lengths involved and photos of the relevant areas. A sketch showing proposed fence lines and gate positions is useful, even if it is only an initial idea. For properties outside Christchurch, contact us with the location to check availability before planning the work.
Questions about your project
Do you build horse yards?
Yes. Wolf Fencing’s earlier work includes a horse-yard project in Belfast. Talk to us about your animals, layout and access needs.
Do you work outside Christchurch?
Please send the property location when you enquire. We will confirm whether we can take on your project; availability outside the city is checked individually.