Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Fence Netting, 42.5" H x 164' L, PE Net Fencing with 14 Posts Double Spiked, Utility Portable Mesh for Goats, Sheep, Lambs, Deer, Hogs, Dogs, Used in Backyards, Farms and Ranches, Green

I LOVE THESE Poultry nets! I am in love with them. We live out in the country a little but we have surrounding country neighbors who let their dogs roam. Also all the predators just naturally. I would love to let me chickens just roam but we have invested too much in them to just let predators take them down. These nets are easy to put up, easy to move around and make a space however you would like. We have two now. This one is pretty tall and has larger sections between poles. It

The packaging was decent, the unboxing went smooth. You will need two people total to set this up. Follow the directions and it will go smoothly.

Wanted a yard for my chickens in addition to their chicken run. It is a perfect size for our flock of 10. The smaller pullets can still squeeze through the middle rows of netting, but it is still a great fence. I was able to install the 160' in about 30 minutes. Watching the installation video was very helpful.

I have used several different brands to keep my sheep, goats and alpacas in, so far this has been my absolutely favorite! The poles are sturdy, the voltage transfers across all hot wires and the netting is perfect. The biggest trick with electrical fencing is to have good grounding and a strong charger, you cannot blame the product if it is operator error or insufficient power/setup. This product works great for wool sheep, a 250 lb ram and a 300 lb alpaca, it easily works for poultry. I highly recommend and completely worth the price.

This fence was super easy to set up. I also bought the device to electrify it, but I haven

So this is my second one of these fences. The first was from kencove. I like that this one has metal two pronged feet versus the plastic ones that broke on my last one. Especially since we have to my soil. Hoping it holds up well.

I have bought several methods of trying to keep animals in, posts with electric wire, barb wire even a different brand of electric fence wire. This one has worked the best, its pretty easy to install though the way its rolled up its kinda confusing at first then you will see it just kinda pulls out. Moving i tried moving it to a new area but doesn't roll up as easy as it unrolled out of the box but its not to bad if you just pay mind of the posts and netting. i got a zareba 5 mile charger to power it works VERY well. I was watering the animals over the fence and brushed against the fence and im pretty sure i saw Jesus for a moment. With this in mind i have no doubts the fence would keep in even a squirrel

We love this netting. Some of the other reviews complain about the posting being apart of the netting, but this actually helps the maneuverability. It makes switching inclines and elevations much easier.

Got this to keep my dogs from pestering my goats, works great! Even worked well enough for us to keep chickens safe in there. Love that it’s portable so we can move it every couple weeks.

Easy to put up- did it by myself. Installed a solar powered energizer. Works great for my Houdini African Pygmy goats- except the babies- they walk through it without feeling a thing. Not sure why. I recommend- especially with wood and wire costs right now. It’s not sturdy, but not meant to be- it’s an electric fence.