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This document is an attachment containing illustrative figures and specifications for big game fence installation requirements. The attachment serves as a visual reference guide for contractors implementing wildlife containment fencing projects, providing detailed examples and technical specifications for proper fence construction and assembly methods.
The document includes nine primary figures with supporting photographs and diagrams. Figure 1 demonstrates big game fence design with graduated square openings, showing narrow openings at the bottom (ranging from 3 to 6 inches) and wider openings at the top (up to 12 inches) to prevent animal escape. Figure 2 illustrates fence installation on uneven or rolling terrain. Figure 3 shows small equipment used for laying out and deploying fence rolls with mechanical stands. Figure 4 depicts proper fence wrapping around treated posts with taut installation without gaps or bulges. Figure 5 presents fence splicing methods using twisted wire techniques with proper tools and connections. Figure 6 shows crosswire bracing examples for structural support. Figure 7 provides detailed specifications for standard in-line H-brace and pull assemblies, including dimensions (6" x 10' treated posts, 10-foot spans, 68-inch height, 6-inch tamped soil lift), component requirements (pole barn nails, twitch sticks, 9-gauge high tensile brace wire), and installation details. Figures 8.1 and 8.2 present double H-brace and gate assembly photographs with notes that an 8" x 10' treated post must be installed for gate hanging, with specifications matching the single H-brace configuration. Figure 9 outlines alternative brace types and anchor locations for straight fences on flat or rolling land and curved fences, ranging from 160 to 700 feet in span configurations, all requiring prior approval from the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) and Technical Point of Contact (TPOC) before installation. All images are noted as informational only and do not depict exact contract specifications.
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ATTACHMENT 2 – FIGURES
• Figure 1 – Example of Big Game Fence with Graduated Square
Openings
• Figure 2 – Taut Fence with Topography Example
• Figure 3 – Photo of Small Equipment Moving and Laying out
Fencing with Attachment to Stand up Fence Roll
• Figure 4 – Big Game Fence “Ends” Around Posts
• Figure 5 – Big Game Fence Splices
• Figure 6 – Crosswire Bracing Example
• Figure 7 – Standard In-Line and Pull Assemblies (H-Brace)
Specifications
• Figure 8 – Standard Double H-Brace and Gate Assemblies o Figure 8.1 – Photos of in-line for splicing or areas with heavy fence pull required; photo of in-line gate assembly
▪ Use the same specifications provided for the single H-Brace o Figure 8.2 – Photo of corner post assembly; photo of corner gate assembly
▪ Use the same specifications provided for the single H-Brace
• Figure 9 – Other Brace Types and Assemblies to Consider
Figure 1 – Examples of Big Game Fence with Graduated Square Openings
• Narrow openings go on bottom; wider openings on top of the fence.
*Images are informational only and do not depict the correct specifications for the big game fence and bracing provided.
Figure 2 – Examples of Big Game Fence Installed on Unlevel Ground
*Images are informational only and do not depict the correct specifications for the big game fence and bracing provided.
Figure 3 – Photo of small equipment moving and laying out fencing with attachment to stand up the fence roll
Figure 4 – Big Game Fence “Ends” (and “Starts”) around Treated Post
• Fencing wrapped around posts on wooden double H-brace.
• Example of fence stretched taut without large gaps under the fence and without loose bulges in fence.
Figure 5 – Big Game Fence Splices
Twisted wire method
Figure 6 – Crosswire Bracing Example
Figure 7 – Standard In-Line H-Brace and Pull Assembly Specifications
Figure 8– Standard Double H-Brace and Gate Assemblies
Figure 8.1 – Photos of in-line for start/end fence assemblies or areas with heavy fence pull required; photo of in-line gate assembly
Note: The provided 8" x 10' treated post should be installed for hanging the gate.
8"
Figure 8.2 – Photo of corner post assembly; photo of corner gate assembly
Figure 9 – Other Brace Types and Assemblies to Consider
(MUST be approved by COR and TPOC prior to installation)
*Images below are informational only.
* Does not depict the correct specifications for the big game fence assembly, spacing, and/or bracing required.
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