In open range counties all fences four feet high, in good repair, and substantially and closely built with rails, planks, pickets, hedges or other substantial material, or with wires or wires and plank are lawful fences; and lawful fences may be made by raising the ground into a ridge and erecting thereon a fence of rails, planks, pickets, hedges, wires, or planks and wires, or other substantial material so that the ridge and fence together be four feet high, and such material so used shall not be more than six inches apart.
Structure Mississippi Code
Title 69 - Agriculture, Horticulture, and Animals
Chapter 13 - Stock Laws, Estrays
§ 69-13-9. Lawful fence in open range counties defined
§ 69-13-11. Stock law districts in counties with sea walls
§ 69-13-13. Tick reinfestation
§ 69-13-15. Stock taken up; what done
§ 69-13-17. Any person may take up stock
§ 69-13-19. Owner liable for damages
§ 69-13-23. Appeal to circuit court
§ 69-13-25. Case brought in circuit court to enforce lien where over two hundred dollars claimed