Barbed wire is a good type of wire to keep their livestock, particularly cattle and sheep, in. Barbed wire makes it a bit more difficult for an animal to escape because of the sharp barbs on the wire that cut into the skin. However, some animals are less prone to this than others, and some even find the barbs as a great place to scratch an itch they can't reach with their rough tongues.
The use of barbed wire fencing.
Farmers used the invention of barbed wire to claim land
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Not really. Check out the Wikipedia link below on the history of how barbed wire was invented, patented and developed.
The railroad and barbed wire fences.
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Farmers initially disliked barbed wire fences because they restricted the movement of livestock and wildlife, leading to conflicts over land use. Additionally, barbed wire was seen as a symbol of enclosure, which went against the open-range practices that many farmers valued. Some also feared that it would damage the landscape and create barriers to traditional grazing routes. Overall, the introduction of barbed wire challenged established farming practices and raised concerns about property rights and access to resources.
Barbed-wire. When farmers started putting up barbed-wire fences, cattle drives couldn't get to the feilds forthe cows to graze.
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Because once barbed wire appeared, farmers used it to close off their land. Once enough farmers had done this, there wasn't enough land left over for any cattle ranges.