All you need to know about ELECTRIC NETTING
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2018
- In this video, I show you how I use electric netting from Premier1 Supplies (links in the resources section below) effectively to quickly set up grazing paddocks for my sheep. After watching this video in its entirety, you should be all set to go with electric fencing.
Breakdown of Video Content:
[0:35] Unboxing of Premier1 PoultryNet and ElectroStop
[2:05] Proper way of packing and storing electric netting
[3:25] How to set up a grazing paddock
[5:00] Moving mobile shelter for sheep (drone footage!)
[7:00] How to install the fence energizer (Speedrite 1000)
[8:28] Moving sheep onto the paddock (drone footage!)
[10:50] How to fix a sagging electric net
[11:15] How does an electric fence work (theory of operation)
[11:57] Proper and safe way of testing an electric fence
Resources:
ElectroStop 10/42/12 Electric Netting: amzn.to/4dnS84B
PoultryNet® Plus 12/48/3 Electric Netting: amzn.to/3WG2ZBi
Speedrite 1000 Energizer: amzn.to/3zXy0rn
Collapsible Measuring Wheel: amzn.to/46qUUUi
Voltage Tester: amzn.to/3A8MXqY
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Resources:
ElectroStop 10/42/12 Electric Netting: amzn.to/4dnS84B
PoultryNet® Plus 12/48/3 Electric Netting: amzn.to/3WG2ZBi
Speedrite 1000 Energizer: amzn.to/3zXy0rn
Collapsible Measuring Wheel: amzn.to/46qUUUi
Voltage Tester: amzn.to/3A8MXqY
The very best details of how to setup and use a electronet fence really was interesting. Also I've subscribed to your channel and we'll be looking at it again thank you.
Thank you very informative. I learned a lot.
Great setup clip!
Thankyou so much sir, its very helpful
Excellent setup & test demo video, thank you for the post!
(new sub here)
Amazing job
Great video!
We’ve been using some of same net fence from premier 1 for close to 10 years. I’ll be making some videos to show how I make my own solar fence energizers. Premier 1 is the only fence I trust, we graze our goats in mostly city environments for weed and brush control
Very nice
Very informational. Thank you for posting.
Dude, first time watching your video, I like the name.
27sep20 1913 You make it look easy. Nice. Thank you from New Zealand.
Do you have any plans for your moveable pens
About how long does the battery last?
Thanks for the video!! I just put in an order for two 164’ electro stop fencing for my goats. I have 4 acres that I can rotate this setup on. I’d be curious to see a tutorial on building the chicken tractor and the hay trough =D
How you like the fence? Did you buy a battery or go solar?
@@shellmoon123 We love the fence. We went with two deep cycle batteries. When one gets low we swap them out and recharge. Now I’ve got to build me one of those mobile units. Do you have a diy build tutorial for building a chicken tractor?
@@DougieFresh1970 hey dough !
I plan on going same route as you , I’m curious how long 1 battery last ? & did u her bsttery from Premiur one ?
@@DougieFresh1970 also how many goats u got in the 164”?
I'm inspired by this set up. Would like to raise a couple of lambs each year on our 1.5acres
So do you reckon that sheep fence would suffice for hogs, or would they just knock it down?
can u point me to what battery you bought online? thanks :-)
Good video, plenty of info thanks. I never considered setting up a fence in a square in my mind it's always a circle or similar, must be because the maths is completely impossible for me lol
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Hello, thank you great video. Where do you get the mobile shelters? If you built it, is there a how to? Thank you.
Thank you. I wish you would have showed from the first pole and fence no ine ever shows that. Also I would have liked to know prices and how long it took you to put it up. Thank you. You are very nice
How can we get this poultry netting here in Iligan City here in the Philippines?
Can I use it for a temporary horse paddock
Do they keep out deer and racoons?
For deer fences
How do you get your sheep so calm and so friendly? What type of sheep are they? How old are the ewes before you breed them? Cheers, Marco (Australia)
Spend time with them.
where you get wheels for the mobile shelters.
Can this be used to rotate cattle?
where did you get the mobile shelters
Very informative. But plz also share price and availability of this product. And Is this available in Pakistan?
Cornelius eh? I thought that countryside looked familiar. I was born and raised in the Willamette Valley myself. Anyhow I have a question. Is the netting suitable for permanent fencing? It looks to me to be too flimsy to hold up to permanent use but I thought I would ask your opinion on it anyhow. Thanks for making the video it was very informative and fun to watch.
Yes you got it! It's Cornelius. This electric netting is not suitable for permanent fencing. It's only meant for sectioning off paddocks for a few days at a time to allow targeted grazing before you move to another paddock.
@@TheApprenticeFarmer thanks for the prompt reply. Yeah it looks like that's not going to work for what I had in mind. I've got permanent fencing I need for my goats.
That mobile shelter would be 4 counties over around here with the wind we have had lately
How not to test the electricity made me jump😂🤣
It looked like you hooked the red clamp up to the fence connector...is that correct or should the red clamp be clamped on a fence line. My poultry net does not work so trying o figure out what I am doing wrong.
Hook it to the metal tab connector, it makes a better connection than putting it on one of the strands.
Can electric netting be used to keep groundhogs and deer out of a vegetable garden ?
How do you keep the chickens from jumping over
keep the wings clipped
Only clip one side of the wings
Where did you get the battery
Any auto store just ask for a marine battery.
you should watch polyface farms to build your land up and rotate more
What is the life span of the fence?
I think I'm on 3 years so far from the same supplier with a few repairs, basically from physical damage (branches falling and such).
Any update to this video?
pos/neg or just pos?
يوميات مزارع = المزارع المتدرب
Will these keep dogs out and away from our goats
They'll easily jump it
Thank you for sharing. But I got concerned when you allowed your animals to touch the netting, so they thought that it’s okay to touch. I bet the poor animals were needlessly shocked several times before re-learning that the fence is NOT OKAY to touch after all. What happened when you electrified the fence?
The only way animals learn not to touch electric fence is by touching it -- explaining to them doesn't work. These animals (at least the baby lambs and chickens) were clearly not familiar with this type of fence before they were put into the enclosure, otherwise they would have already learned not to touch it, whether it was energized or not. It's also necessary to de-energize the fence when moving animals into or out of one of these enclosures, for reasons which should be obvious.
That’s the point. It’s how they learn.
You need to rotate your animals more often. They're eating dirt..