Electric Fence Netting, 164'L x 35.4" H Movable Livestock Nets for Sheep, Hogs, Cattle, PE Net Fencing Kit with 14 Posts Double Spiked, Electric Fencing for Backyards, Homesteaders, Farms Ranches

Works great! Easy to use! Holes are to big to keep chickens.

Using this for my goats it lets me move them to different areas with no problems

Excellent, Sturdiness, Value for the price, Ease of installation, Functionality. Thank you.

As someone with escape artist horses, I’ve had my fair share of struggles with fencing. My landlord seems to think the cheapest fencing options will suffice, constantly removing panels for his rodeo projects and even trying to use barbed wire—which, of course, ended up being a disaster when one of my horses got stuck in it. I was desperate for a better solution, and that’s when I decided to give the Electric Fence Netting a try.Let me just say, I am SO grateful I did! This movable livestock net has been a game-changer for me. The 164' length and 35.4" height are the perfect size to keep my horses contained without worrying about them pushing through or jumping over. The best part? It’s electric, so it provides a gentle but effective deterrent that keeps my horses from testing the boundaries (literally).The 14 double-spiked posts make setting it up incredibly easy. I was able to get everything in place quickly, and since it’s so movable, I can adjust it as needed depending on where my horses are grazing or if I want to change the layout. It’s been a huge relief knowing they’re safely contained without the risk of them getting tangled in dangerous materials like barbed wire.I’ve had this fence up for a while now, and so far, it’s been holding strong. There’s no sign of wear or issues, and my horses haven’t even tried to escape since it was installed! It’s held up to the weather, and I don’t have to worry about constant repairs or replacements like I did with the old fencing.As a homesteader, I can also see this being useful for a variety of livestock, not just horses. The PE netting is durable and easy to clean, and I love that it’s a much safer alternative to traditional fencing. Plus, it doesn’t hurt that it’s affordable and easy to manage.In short, if you have escape artist animals or just need a reliable and movable fencing solution, this Electric Fence Netting is absolutely worth it. It’s been a huge relief for me and my horses, and I feel so much more confident knowing they’re safely contained in a way that’s both effective and humane.10/10 – Highly recommend for anyone who needs reliable, safe, and affordable fencing! I will update with time as this is still an new addition.

It was easy enough to install, and it works fine when charged. As with all of these portable nets, getting all the slack out is somewhat annoying. I'm skeptical that the post spikes will hold up to regular usage, but they haven't substantially bent quite yet. I was hoping to use this for poultry, but the holes are too big. Maybe full grown turkeys would be contained, but the chickens and ducks had no problem getting through.

We put this right into rotation with our premier one nets and they functions just the same. I do like that it came with a plastic sign warning people about the electric fence.

I put this up yesterday, it took 1 of my chickens a few minutes to get through this. Yes, I have regular size chickens. By midday half of my flock were on the other side of the fence. NOT worth the money nor your time. Not only that no one tells you, you have to buy the eclectic part by itself. Why call it eclectic if you have to buy everything in pieces?? It takes more time putting it up then it does the animals to find a way to get threw it the holes. DONT BUY this.

I was excited to try this fence as we have a ton of predators in our area that love our chickens. It’s pretty easy to install once you unravel the tangled mess that it comes in. The one biggest complaint I have is when installing the posts the stakes bend super easy making it tough to hold the fence up straight. The other thing is there is a very bad sagging issue in between the posts. Almost think there should be added support and maybe not space them out so much. I did end up going to tractor supply and buying extra posts for the center to prevent the sagging. There hasn’t been a predator to test it yet since we just installed it a few days ago so I cannot judge the functionality yet. As far as value for the money I’d say it’s worth it as it’s pretty cheap in comparison just wish they would fix the support issues and make the stakes stronger.