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

The media could not be loaded.  I’m not a farmer by any means but this was so easy to do alone an it worked perfect for our backyard. I purchased to keep dogs out of chicken run & goats out of dog doors. I think this was the perfect buy for not a lot of money and with out string a whole new row of fence posts. 🫶🏻🙌🙌

So I usually don’t write a lot of reviews but for this one I’d like to put a few facts out there.1. This net fence is cheap to buy.2. The quality isn’t astronomically high but it is a very good build.3. They include a lot of extras ( stakes, replacement segments of both the hot line and not, brass splicers for repairs, and an electric fence sign.So all in all I am extremely happy with my purchase!Oh and also I feel I should mention it’s used to contain a herd of alpine goats. Notorious escape artists!

Netting seems durable and easy to install. Poles need to be more sturdy and additional stakes are needed

Posts are super flimsy. Netting will not carry a charge. Have had goats hung up in it and had to cut them out because you cannot energize it. Terrible fencing.

The media could not be loaded.  Works great for my dogs, was able to create several areas with the 1 fence. Poles could be more structurally stiff. Was challenging to get the fence top tight and stakes to hold the bottom of the netting to the ground would be awesome. Only 1 dog figured out he could get under but came back in and learned it was hot. They all respect it now.

Could use a few more stakes. Works okay on level ground. Was terribly tangled up when unwrapped. Took me about an hour to untangle before putting up. Lightweight and easily moved. Had to put in a few stakes where it drooped.

I purchased two of these to keep animals out of my garden. It wasn't too difficult to set up, but I ended up having to support many of the posts with a T post because the posts snapped off at the footing. So I had the piece in the ground and then the rest of the post leaning over, or laying down if the post next to it had broken. I don't recall how the first one broke, but I can say that they do break easily, and there is no way to fix it. The t posts work, but I also had to use zip ties to hold the fence in place & upright. This also removes the "easy to move" part. I haven't decided if I'm going to put it up this year, I may have to make it a more permanent fixture somewhere else on the property.

This is an amazing temporary fence. I'm using it without it even being energized and it's keeping my sheep right where i want them. Makes it easy to move them around to eat the grass in my yard without putting up a permanent fence.

Exactly what I was looking for. When it's set up for my ducks (keeps the dogs and fox out) I'll add some pictures 😊