Fences are wall blocks that cannot normally be jumped over.

Wood fences are broken most quickly with an axe, but will drop when broken with any tool. Nether brick fences require a pickaxe, mining it with anything else will drop nothing.

Oak fences spawn naturally:

Oak, birch and dark oak wood fences generate naturally in woodland mansions.

Nether brick fences can be found naturally in nether fortresses where they form window bars, balcony fencing, and gate-like structures.

Dark oak fences spawn as the supports in above-ground mineshafts.

While fences appear to be a single block tall, and have a hitbox height of one block, their collision box (for entities) is 1.5 blocks tall, meaning most mobs cannot jump over them without the Jump Boost status effect. They are transparent to light and have visual gaps in the model.

A fence occupies the center space of blocks and automatically connects to any solid block that is placed next to it. Wood fences will connect to other wood fences, but will not connect to nether brick fences.

Since their hitbox is smaller than a single block, it will allow a player/mob in the block to breathe even when submerged.

Fences can be used to attach mobs with a lead.

Wooden fences can be used as a fuel in furnaces, smelting 1.5 items per block.

Unlike with most blocks, right-clicking on a fence will attempt to play an action. This is an intentionally programmed feature.[1]

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Pressure plates on fences, used to create tables.

Naturally occurring fences in a village.

Mobs can jump onto this fence because of the red block. Remove the red block or replace the adjacent fence with a solid block.

Underwater buildings with walls composed of stacked fences.

First screenshot of nether brick fences released by Jeb. The nether brick fences are visible on the side of the nether fortress bridges.

Three nether brick fences in the pre-release of 1.9. Some nether bricks can also be seen in the background.

Fences and nether brick fences connected by fence gates. Notice that they do not form a connection directly between the two types of fences (in the middle).

Mobs standing on fences appear to float. This can give the effect of them appearing unnaturally large.

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Picket fencing adds a decorative element and may also work for pet containment. These fences have spaced boards or pickets running along one side of the fence rail and are generally a maximum of 4 feet tall. They are available in preassembled panels up to 8 feet in length and as individual components

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When it comes to fencing there are hundreds of different kinds of fences made of different types of materials that serve specific purposes. When you factor in all the different styles of fences and functions as well there are truly limitless amounts of fencing options available. Below is a list of 20 different types of fences and a little bit of information about them.

This is an aluminum fence. Aluminum fencing is strong, durable and mostly maintenance free. It works great for enclosing a swimming pool area.

Aluminum fencing comes in different styles and different heights. It also works great as a property border to fence in a backyard. Its strong enough that pets wont chew threw it.

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This is a photo of an electric fence. Electric fences come in different options using different types of hot wire. The one shown also has a strand of barbed wire fence at the bottom. Electric fences are typically used by farmers to keep livestock such as cattle inside a field.

Electric fence and hot wire fencing is typically easy to install and easy to repair. Its considered an inexpensive fence compared to other types of fencing that serve similar purposes.

Heres a picture of a beautiful flower garden fence. Garden fences come in many forms but are typically made from wood or vinyl.

Historically, most horse fences were wooden fences. But in recent years a lot of white vinyl horse fencing has surfaced as well. Wooden fences are cheaper than vinyl but they require upkeep, repair and painting whereas vinyl fences do not.

Heres a photo of a beautiful horse behind a four board black wooden horse fence.

Iron fencing has timeless beauty. It comes in many different styles and shapes. Wrought iron fences and ornamental iron fences are strong, durable and add safety and security to a property.

Heres a picture of an iron fence between tall brick columns with concrete column caps.

Heres a photo of a metal fence with a gate. Metal fencing is durable but often requires painting over time. It can also rust over time.

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Picket fencing can also be used as a border around yards. Picket fences are usually made of wood or of white vinyl pvc.

Privacy fencing used to be predominantly wooden, but vinyl and plastic has become a big trend in recent years. This pic is of a beautiful plastic backyard privacy fence.

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Heres another picture of a common wooden privacy fence. These are typically tall with the boards touching each other so people cant see inside.

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We contacted Antonio for a vinyl fence with gate. His pricing was very competitive and his service excellent. He made sure that the final product was to our satisfaction and you can tell that he takes pride in his job. He took the time to make everything right. We are very pleased with his job and without a doubt we will be using him for our next job. Excellent and honest all around.

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Growing up in the west and especially Idaho, fences are something we understand! Theyre integral to the success of farms and ranches. Fences keep in what they need to keep in and keep out what they need to keep out! They help set boundaries, provide a sense of place and often help keep the peace between neighbors. They provide a vital service but when they become cemented and inflexible and immovable in purpose and intent, problems may arise. Fences, just like us, when we become cemented, inflexible and immovable, problems arise. Weve seen it time and time again. Been a problem for as long as fences have been around and equally as long as we, those who choose to build fences, lose sight of the purpose of that fence in the first place! Maybe this time of year, its good to keep our Fences flexible. September is one of those months of transition. School begins again, work can shift in focus, the weather begins to change and we often meet new folks in new situations. Summer vacations become a pleasant memory and its time to get back to planning life as we know it. Maybe September is a good month to not only take stock of what is but also what might be? A story comes to mind..

Many years ago, there was a woman who lived in a small village in France.

Trained as a nurse, she devoted her life to caring for the sick and needy. After many years of kind and selfless service to the villages families, the woman died.

She had no family of her own, so the townsfolk planned a beautiful funeral for her, a fitting tribute to the woman to whom so many owed their lives.

The parish priest, however, pointed out that, because she was a Protestant, she could not be buried in the towns Catholic cemetery.

The villagers protested, but the priest held firm. It was not easy for the priest either, because he too had been cared for by the woman during a serious illness. But the canons of the Church were very clear; she would have to buried outside the fence of the cemetery.

The day of the funeral arrived, and the whole village accompanied the woman s casket to

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Over the last seven years, about 275 farmers have enrolled in a state program that compensates farmers for damage bears cause. Last year's appraised damage was $220,000, Wisconsin Public Radio reported .

Department of Natural Resources wildlife damage specialist Brad Koele said there are about 28,000 bears across the state. He says problematic bears are typically trapped and relocated, but that finding them all can be challenging.

Koele said the state is giving more farmers bear hunting permits. The agency also plans to help farmers install electric fences, despite concerns about the fences' effectiveness because of issues such as electrical shorts, he said.

The crop damage program also applies to elk. The state has paid nearly $250,000 to install fences around five Jackson County cranberry marshes.

Some growers are using paintball guns to scare away animals, Koele said.

"Doesn't hurt 'em," Koele said. "Probably stings them a little bit, and just kind of reinforces that natural fear that that's not a good place to be in and whether its field or cranberry operation, hopefully they'll stay out of there."

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is testing out using drones to scare away the animals, he said.

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