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Electric Fence for Poultry

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• PoultryNet® and PoultryNet® Plus 12/42/3 Electric Netting

  PoultryNet® and PoultryNet® Plus 12/42/3 Electric Netting

  The shortest of our poultry-friendly fences, 42" netting is easy to handle and is recommended for containing heavy, non-flying birds (e.g. Orpingtons and Wyandottes). Read More »

• PoultryNet® and PoultryNet® Plus 12/48/3 Electric Netting

  PoultryNet® and PoultryNet® Plus 12/48/3 Electric Netting

  A 48" tall, portable electric fence. Recommended for active birds that like to fly (e.g. Leghorns and Buttercups). The taller 48" net is more likely to discourage large predators such as... Read More »

• Chicken Net 11/42/3

  Chicken Net 11/42/3

  42" tall, basic electric fence for containing and controlling the movement of chickens, ducks and other poultry. Same mesh design as PoultryNet 12/42/3, but with 1/10 the conductivity. As... Read More »

• Chicken Net 12/48/3

  Chicken Net 12/48/3

  A basic electric fence designed designed to keep in chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry. Recommended for active birds that like to fly. This taller 48" net is more likely to discourage... Read More »

• NoShock™ Chick Fence

  NoShock™ Chick Fence

  To contain chicks and other young poultry. Non-electrifiable. Read More »

• NoShock™ Hen Pen

  NoShock™ Hen Pen

  A lightweight, non-electrified net for use as a monitored day pen to contain chicks and adult birds. Allows you to move your flock to fresh grass quickly and easily. Because this fence... Read More »

• Shock-Or-Not™ Netting

  Shock-Or-Not™ Netting

  A multi-purpose netting with a chick-tight mesh on one side and electrifiable strands on the other. Read More »

Moved Seasonally (Semi-Permanent)

• PermaNet® Plus 12/48/3 Electric Netting

  PermaNet® Plus 12/48/3 Electric Netting

  This is a sturdy (and heavy) 48" tall electric netting. We recommend it for locations where the fence will not be moved often or very far. It’s often used as a perimeter fence for chicken... Read More »

• NoShock™ Chick Fence

  NoShock™ Chick Fence

  To contain chicks and ducklings when they are too small to be contained by PoultryNet. Also used to keep free-range flocks out of flower beds, gardens, patios, roadways, etc.... Read More »

Never Moved (Permanent)

• NoShock™ Chick Fence

  NoShock™ Chick Fence

  A non-electrifiable alternative to PoultryNet with “chick-stop” openings to keep in chicks and ducklings. Also used to keep free-range flocks out of flower beds, gardens, patios,... Read More »

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How often will the fence be moved?

1. Daily or weekly

   For fast-paced rotational grazing set-ups, or for other situations whereby you need to frequently move the fence, temporary fences are the best choice.

2. Once per season

   Choose a semi-permanent fence when you don’t need to move it as often. Semi-permanent netting resists sag and can better withstand the effects of wind, rain, ice and snow. But it isn’t as easy to handle and will require more maintenance than permanent fences.

3. Never

   Permanent fences need strong wood or steel posts that support high-tensile wires, woven wire, rope or wide tape. These fences are more reliable than other options, but also more expensive and may require a professional installer.

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