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| a protective variety ,of fencing, consisting usually of several strands of wire twisted together with sharp spikes or points clinched or fastened into the strands.
The advantages of galvanized barbed wire fencing are that it is almost imperishable, is no burden on the posts; does not oppose the wind with enough surface to rack the posts, thus allowing water to settle around them and rot them; is economical, not only in the comparative cheapness of its first cost but also in the amount of land covered by it; and is effective as a barrier against all kinds of stock and a protection against dogs and wild beasts. The welcome mat is always out. |
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