Electric Fence Netting, 164'L x 42.5" H Movable Livestock Nets for Sheep, Hogs, Cattle, PE Net Fencing Kit with 14 Posts Double Spiked, Electric Fencing for Backyards, Homesteaders, Farms Ranches

My husband and I purchased 1 electric fence and it was amazing that we ended up ordering three more primarily to keep our cattle in and it’s nice that you can move it around very easily. It works well for cattle but also we didn’t want them going into the garden so we used one for that. Her chickens don’t seem to be very phased, but it detours them a bit. In regards to size it’s extremely long. We have about 5 acres and were able to suction each area off. Extremely easy to assemble. Highly recommend the price is great rather than having to buy a fence. They touched it one time and that’s all it took for them to understand, but they could not come near it. We bought the “ MINI400 30 Miles Solar Electric Fence Charger, 0.4” to power the sense as it is charged by the sun to accompany it. those two combined work great together! Highly recommend purchasing this product probably one of the best things I’ve bought on Amazon that made it so much easier for us to not have to worry about our animals escaping.

Helped keep our pot belly pig out of the neighbors property. My chickens can go right through it but one time touching their comb to 1 of the lines is enough to make them hesitant. We use this with a solar electric unit and it has worked out exceptionally well at a very affordable price. We really are happy as well that it is lovable for mowing. Needs. So happy with the first one I bought an the additional roll to go around the garden.

Works great to separate my livestock but I will say whoever rolled it up from factory needs fired. It took 2 hours to untangle the mess but only minutes to install. Keeps goats and mini jack from escaping very very well

We bought 3. Set 2 up with the mid grade fence charger (whch is fine for what we have) , it doesn't work properly at all. We have mini pigs and they shredded 2 spots where I had to reattach pieces. But I have bought so much extra stuff trying to get it all to work properly. Extra posts to keep it off the ground better as it says badly. And one mini pig snapped one of the posts that it came with so we replaced it with a thicker one. I tried returning them, but it said depending on condition I may not receive a refund after they get them back, since I had to patch two spots I decided to hold.onto them.md try to figure out what will make them work. I'm not about to send the products back and not get any refund.

This works great. Just be careful when unraveling it because it tangles very easy scince stakes are already attached. But it is good quality.

Durable fencing with strong posts easy to install. The extra height it nice for goats and other animals that like to jump.

I bought this electric fence netting mainly because it was one of the more affordable options, and at first, it seemed like a solid deal. It’s easy to set up, the posts go into the ground without much effort, and it works well enough for keeping animals where they need to be. For the price, you really can’t complain about the basic functionality. However, the big downside—and the reason I’m giving it 3 stars—is the durability. The strands break much more easily than I expected. After only a short amount of time, I started noticing spots that were fraying or completely snapped. Once one section goes, you pretty much have to stop what you’re doing and fix it if you want the fence to stay effective. It becomes a constant cycle of patching weak spots or replacing broken lines. Even with careful use, it just doesn’t seem to hold up for a full year without needing some kind of repair. If you’re using it in a high-traffic area or where animals might test it, the issues show up even faster. Overall, it’s a budget-friendly option that works fine in the short term, but don’t expect long-term reliability. If you’re looking for something that will last season after season, you might want to spend a little more for heavier-duty netting. For occasional or light use, it’s serviceable—but the durability keeps it from being a great product.

Great quality compared to some of the other options out there, still not holding our sheep in, but that’s because they’re a little stinkers.