I have a 200’ section of no climb with a top and bottom strand of horse guard bipolar, I have three rails of horse guard bipolar on wood as interior fencing, and I have 5 strands of Horseguard and coated wire (the 2 HG are hot) as perimeter fencing along the woods and the corn fields. This has worked really well when trees fall on it.
I even have some black 3 board wood (horseguard on each board on the horse side) for paddocks & the dry lot. So I have a bunch of different fencing–it depends where it is. The only one I wouldn’t do again is the no-climb, but that will possibly come down when we do the arena. I think no-climb is awesome, but it is hard to DIY and wasn’t necessary. We did it to keep the dogs out of the pasture before we realized HG alone was enough. It is the least attractive with the bottom hot rail, but I don’t want the donkey and mini rubbing on it. It requires the most upkeep from a grass/weed/vine perspective compared to my other fences.
Along the road to the house and the driveway I am doing three rails of cenflex 5" flexboard with 2 hot rails of coated hot wire in-between (my fencing is black). On 5" black rounds, except for 6" braces. Along the highway that that meets the corner of that fence, I’m either continuing that or just doing 4 strands of coated wire with one top-rail of cenflex.
It really doesn’t look as choppy and mix-matched as it sounds. The sightlines are split by trees, etc.
My only advice is make it hot.