Yes if you have just wood fencing you want the boards to be on the inside. but for the safty of the horse in pipecorral, the no climb mesh should be on the outside. they already have the bars of the panel in the way so they can't really 'push' the wire. unless just wth their nose...they have no leverage...
Jennifer in cali
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> Regarding non-climb wire or plywood sheets: Recommendations run toward placing it on the outside of the panels. Won't that make it easier for the horse to break? You know, push out?
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> I'm guessing it's safer for the horse to put it on the outside of the panels but I'm trying to picture this. I believe the classic white pasture fences we see have the boards on the inside to resist pushing by the horse.
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