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Fencer's Choice 14/48"/3½", Electric Netting, Standard, 164' - 14/48/3 ½, Electric Netting, Standard, 164ft Reviews

4.6 Rating 21 Reviews
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Portable electric netting for small animals, easy setup, predator protection, 164' length, stainless-steel conductors.

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I bought 2 rolls of netting. Used it for 3 pigs. It arrived quickly and all intact. I would buy more. I works great. Sagged a little but I just added a push in post in between the supplied posts and used the tie downs and it was just fine.
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Posted 8 years ago
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Packaging was simple and the fence was easy to deploy. Came with repair materials and stabalizing lines in case they are needed. Nice and tall.
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Posted 8 years ago
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This fence has worked well so far. We use it around our turkey enclosure out in our pasture. The first night we had the turkeys in the pasture there were definitely coyotes on the property but they didn't get through the fence and it doesn't seem like they have been back so far. My only complaint would be that the steps on the posts bend fairly easily when placing the spikes in the ground. Although none have broke so far. I always like purchasing from Kencove for the very competitive pricing and free shipping.
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Posted 9 years ago
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I shopped extensively for a well rated poultry fence at a reasonable price. Kencove met or exceeded my expectations in both areas.
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Posted 9 years ago
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The electric netting stopped skunks from killing our poultry. I had put a strand of electric wire around the hoop hut and that also worked but I would have to keep all the grass really short for a fence low enough for skunks. The netting also allows for the broad breasted turkeys to roam outside the hoop hut during the day. Even though I scalped the grass in the path where the netting runs I still had to add additional step in posts to keep the lowest hot strand from shorting out.
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Posted 9 years ago