4 Rolls of 48"X164' Gallagher Poultry Net + Ground Rod

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4 ROLLS OF 48"X 164' and T Handle Ground Rod

FREE USA SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 STATES!

Ideal for Goats, sheep and poultry. 

Great for keeping in all types of animals from rabbits to dogs, or is also a perfect barrier for protecting gardens, flower beds, newly planted areas, etc. from dogs, cats, raccoons or other unwanted pests. The horizontal strands contain durable, stainless steel wire for reliable conductivity woven with polyethylene for strength and durability. The vertical and bottom strands are without wire to prevent the fence from shorting out. The cross-joints are secured by a non-slip, molded plastic button for strength. Convenient snap clips group the conductors together at each end of the net to join additional nets or attach the fence charger.

• Keeps in poultry, sheep, goats and cattle (except baby chicks small enough to crawl through openings)

• Keeps out most predators with a Gallagher energizer

• Turbo braided wire provides superior shock, allowing power to be carried along multiple lengths of netting

• Keeps animals in and predators out - 11 conductive horizontal wires with vertical strings spaced every 3 “

• Netting comes complete with all posts, just unfold and step in. Multiple nets are easily joined together for a longer fence

• Includes netting, 164' net contains 14 double spike posts; 82' net contains 7 double spike posts, carry handle, warning sign, and repair kit

• BUY 4 Rolls and Save!

• Includes T Handle Ground Rod

• Free USA Shipping

• *Extra shipping charges required for Alaska and Hawaii 

• CANNOT BE SHIPPED OUTSIDE OF US

Electric netting combines traits of net-wire and electric fencing, providing a formidable mental and physical barrier in a portable format suitable for temporary or semi-permanent fencing of pastures. It is constructed of polywires and plastic twines. 

Netting is lightweight and easy to install. Compared to other temporary fences, electric netting provides greater protection from predators. However, with electric netting, there is some risk of animal entanglement, especially young lambs and animals with horns.