Hog Wire & Predator Barrier Fencing in The Woodlands - Stop Wildlife Intrusion
Heavy-gauge galvanized hog wire panels with Western Red Cedar framework and ground-apron burial techniques that stop feral hogs, coyotes, and neighborhood wildlife from breaching your property line.
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Open-visibility security that defends against Texas wildlife.
Homeowners bordering wooded reserves, greenbelts, and bayous across Montgomery and Harris Counties face real wildlife pressure - feral hogs rooting under fences, coyotes squeezing through gaps, and deer damaging standard enclosures. Our hog wire barrier system uses 4-gauge or 6-gauge welded galvanized wire infill framed in Western Red Cedar with 2x4 top caps and 2x6 rot boards. A buried ground apron prevents burrowing, while the open mesh preserves sightlines for a modern-rustic aesthetic that passes HOA review.
- Heavy-Gauge Galvanized Hog Wire Panels4-gauge or 6-gauge welded wire infill - strong enough to stop feral hog impact without bending.
- Western Red Cedar Framework2x4 top caps and 2x6 rot boards in naturally rot-resistant cedar for a warm, architectural finish.
- Ground-Apron Burial Technique12-18" wire skirt buried at the base to prevent coyotes and hogs from digging under the fence line.
- Coyote Mesh UpgradeTighter bottom mesh spacing available for properties with active coyote or predator pressure.
- Modern-Rustic HOA-Compliant DesignOpen visibility with heavy-duty perimeter security - blends with The Woodlands covenant aesthetics.
Hog Wire & Predator Barrier Fencing - Built to Spec
Every hog wire & predator barrier fencing project meets these engineering standards - no shortcuts, no substitutions.
| Specification | Fence Commandos Woodlands |
|---|---|
| Wire Gauge | 4-gauge (5/16") or 6-gauge (1/4") welded galvanized steel infill |
| Anti-Burrow Skirt Depth | 12-18" ground apron buried at 45-degree angle along full fence line |
| Corrosion Resistance | Hot-dip galvanized after weld - rated for humid Southeast Texas soil conditions |
| Cedar Frame Lifespan | 20-25 years for Western Red Cedar framework with proper staining |
| Impact Resistance | Withstands 300+ lb lateral impact - rated for feral hog breach attempts |
| Mesh Opening | 4x4 hog panels standard; 2x4 no-climb bottom section for coyote deterrence |
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Serving Montgomery & North Harris Counties
1700 Lake Woodlands Dr, The Woodlands, TX 77380
Hog Wire & Predator Barrier Fencing - Frequently Asked Questions
How does the ground apron stop feral hogs and coyotes?
We bury a 12-18 inch wire skirt extending outward from the base of the fence at a 45-degree angle. When hogs or coyotes attempt to dig under the fence, they hit the buried apron and cannot get through. This is the same anti-burrow technique used by wildlife agencies for predator exclusion fencing.
Will hog wire fencing pass The Woodlands HOA review?
Yes - our hog wire fences are designed with a modern-rustic aesthetic that blends Western Red Cedar framework with open galvanized mesh. The open visibility preserves sightlines and the cedar top caps provide a finished, architectural look. We provide drawings and specs for your architectural review board submission.
What's the difference between 4-gauge and 6-gauge hog wire?
4-gauge wire is thicker (5/16 inch diameter) and provides maximum impact resistance for properties with heavy feral hog pressure. 6-gauge (1/4 inch) is slightly lighter but still far stronger than standard fencing and is sufficient for most coyote and deer deterrence. We'll assess your property's wildlife pressure and recommend the right gauge.
Can I add a predator barrier to my existing wood fence?
In many cases, yes. We can retrofit a galvanized hog wire panel and buried apron to the bottom section of an existing cedar fence, replacing rot boards and adding the wire infill. This is a cost-effective option if your posts and rails are still structurally sound.
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