OK then I have some of that. I prefer the sheep fencing for the bigger holes and the thinner wire it's made from I can cut with end snips and not have to get out my small bolt cutter. More flexible too and that's a plus sometimes. The end wires on the sheep fencing are heavier so need the bolt cutters for them as well.
When I want to cross one of the large holes tying down a grow tip I tie in some twist tie on a roll to bridge the gap.
A setup I did a while back with sheep fencing from the back and what seems to be similar to that cattle fencing tied in at the back for the horizontal section.
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I think here they call that Elk fencing and there's miles of it running along each side of the highway through areas like Jasper Nat'l Park, Banff and places with herds of big critters you don't want running across the road. They built overpasses every so often all enclosed in wire so wildlife can get over the highway safely.
That first roll you called cattle fencing is just like that Elk fencing of mine. None of that stuff is cheap anymore tho. 330' roll of 4' sheep fencing is $299 so almost a buck a foot. We found lots at the dump while tossing trash. Come home with more stuff sometimes than I take there. 
