Foxworth, Mississippi · Farm & Ranch Fencing
Fence that holds.
Barbed wire, net wire, corrals, and gates — built straight, stretched tight, and set to outlast the weather that tests them.
Pruett Fencing · Marion County
Good fences are built, not bought.
A fence is only as good as the corner it's stretched from. We build farm and ranch fence the old way — braced corners, tight wire, posts set deep — for folks who work this land and need it to hold. Local, and proud of it.
- Barbed wire
- Net wire & field fence
- Corrals & working pens
- Gates & entrances
- Fence-row clearing
What we build
Built for stock, ground, and weather.
Every place is different — different stock, different ground, different problems. The fence should fit the place, not the other way around.
Corrals & working pens
Sorting, loading, and working cattle is easier when the pens are laid out right. Built to move stock safely and calmly — and to take the abuse a working pen gets.
Barbed wire
Stretched tight on braced corners — the working standard for cattle country.
Net wire & field fence
Woven wire for goats, horses, and mixed stock. Holds the small ones in and the wrong ones out.
Gates & entrances
Hung level, latched right, and sized for the equipment that has to pass through.
Fence-row clearing
Old wire out, brush cut back, a clean run for the new line — so the fence stays visible, reachable, and strong.
The spec
Anatomy of a fence that holds
Anybody can string wire. What separates a fence that sags in two summers from one that holds tight for twenty is what's under it and behind it — the corners, the depth, and the pull.
Every place is different — we walk the line before we quote it.
Straight answers
Things folks ask
Do you tear out old fence?
Yes — old wire and posts come out and the row gets cleared before the new line goes in. A clean row is half the job.
What kind of fence do I need?
Depends on the stock and the ground. Tell us what you're keeping in — or keeping out — and we'll talk through what fits.
Do you quote over the phone?
Rough numbers, sometimes. A real quote means walking the line — it costs nothing, and it's the number that holds.
How far will you travel?
We're based in Foxworth and work the surrounding country. Call and ask — worst case is a short conversation.
Pruett Fencing · (601) 620-6510
Built honest. Fenced right.
One call gets the line walked and the fence built to hold. Tell us about your place and what needs penned in — or kept out.