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do you mean a"pallet" fence.....
People in our part of the country really make do with reusing anything. We have seen fences where they just stood pallets on end and connected them with pieces of other broken pallets. Some even used them with boards on only one side of the pallet. If you do not zig zag them for support, you might need T posts for props. Hope this helps. See photos for examples, esp. the zig zag (#3) that needs no posts!
http://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/pallet-fence-2372508
Pallet Fence
http://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/pallet-fence-1924448
Make a Pallet Fence that will cost you nothing