We carry Gallagher electric fence supplies (including the Electra Lock system), full Gallagher fence systems, and everything you need to put your horse fencing system to work for you as affordably as possible.

Our temporary electric fencing products are perfect for rotational grazing setups and we have all the tools you need ranging from handheld reels to tumblewheels. We even carry a number of permanent fencing options for those of you with more stationary needs.

Looking for a charger to energize your electric fence or small scale netting/temporary fencing, Gallagher fence chargers pack a lot of power at a great price.

The Gallagher Smart Fence 2 is best suited for temporary or remote containment of animals trained to electric fence. Great for horses and cattle and as well as smaller animals (sheep, goats, calves, etc.).

Our temporary electric fencing products are perfect for rotational grazing setups and we have all the tools you need ranging from handheld reels to tumblewheels. We even carry a number of permanent fencing options for those of you with more stationary needs.

Gallagher i Series Products are designed to create an intelligent, automated system to keep your fence running at its best. Take a look at the video below for an introduction to the i Series system: All i Series products include FREE SHIPPING!

Buy Gallagher Fence products online now at the best prices around. We ship anywhere in the USA and provide free shipping on all fence chargers.

The following is a quick guide to help you get started creating an electric fence, whether you're fencing in 1,000+ acres or looking for a small, portable fence to create temporary pastures. The energizer creates an electric pulse that travels through the fence (red).

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Q: Does power fence cost more to build than barbed wire? No. Materials needed and labor required to build power fence are both significantly less than for barbed wire – up to $1,000 per mile less. Q: Isn't power fence intended to be a temporary fence?