Sufficient fodder will be required to prevent livestock eating the bracken.

Dumps are usually fenced off to prevent livestock denuding them of vegetation.

The porch, which was added in the 16th century, has grooves into which barriers could be inserted to prevent livestock from entering the church.

A dilapidated white-washed board fence stood along the perimeter of the Wesleyan grounds to prevent livestock owned by nearby townspeople from wandering onto campus.

(A ha-ha is a sunken wall which permits unblocked views, while still serving functions of a wall such as delineating a border and preventing livestock from crossing.)

Monnow Street is a typical market street, in being wide in the middle (for those selling) and narrow at each end, to help prevent livestock escaping.

Split-rail fences were used by pioneer farmers to confine their stock, or to prevent free-range livestock from getting into and damaging a crop field.

The plan as executed included a barrier, a ha-ha , to prevent livestock from straying too close to the dwelling.

These prevented road traffic from crossing when closed, and when open lay across the railway to prevent horses and livestock inadvertently escaping from the road to the railway.

Until the 20th century the road through Marsh Baldon was gated at both ends of the village to prevent livestock from straying.