"Best" Permanent Fencing Options

Talking to people and surfing the internet - and the permies forum of course :-)

Context for me
- steep terrain, close to bedrock - no option to use tractor or large equipment
- Needs to hold in goats and dogs, and plan for cows and maybe sheep
- Ideally it would hold chickens as well.
- Mountain lions are our biggest predator followed by coyotes, bobcats
- Not solving for cheapest option, but one that will look good and have minimum maintenance for a long time.
- I will probably add paddocks as time and money allow
- My perimeter is too steep and unwieldy to fence


High tensile galvanized electric fence - such as https://timelessfencesystem.com/ where it uses a PVC post
- it looks clean and relatively simple to install.

woven fence with a hot top wire such as https://www.redbrand.com/sheep-goat-fence/
- this looks a lot more expensive to install, but becomes a better physical barrier.

For me, I think the best bang for the buck is the Timeless Fence.  It will do what I need it to do and will be much cheaper to install than woven wire.  Has anyone use it or something similar?  What are your thoughts on it?


Thanks,
Patrick

You want woven wire.

A fence keeps things you want in: In. And it keeps things you want out: Out.

You put it up once, and it lasts 30 years. Divided over that much time, it really is the cheapest fence you can buy.