- Jan 31, 2009
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I'm looking at using electric net and saw that TSC (canada) carries Gallagher. Is it a worthwhile product?
I have also read posts on here that people recommend going to Premier1 for the electric netting. I don't mind to have it shipped if its better.
I noticed Premier1 has 2 types of electric netting, PoultryNet and PermaNet. There is also the "Plus" option of having the post closer together. I'm leaning towards the PermaNet Plus, but wonder if anyone has used both and which they prefer. The PermaNet seems sturdier, but is it then too hard to move?
I won't be moving it often, as I'm planning to do a large area and I only have 6 chickens, but I want the option to move it.
I'm also worried they might fly over, but I'm hoping by doing a larger area (2 or 3 kits) that they will have so much available, they will just stay put.
They also say it can be used for goats (which I have) but really?! I've tried fencing my goats if with 6 strands of electric and they walked right through it, I'm worried that they will wreck this if I use it near them (which I don't HAVE to do, but may make using our 6 little acres easier).
Thoughts? Experience? Is it a waste of money?
Thanks
GP
I have also read posts on here that people recommend going to Premier1 for the electric netting. I don't mind to have it shipped if its better.
I noticed Premier1 has 2 types of electric netting, PoultryNet and PermaNet. There is also the "Plus" option of having the post closer together. I'm leaning towards the PermaNet Plus, but wonder if anyone has used both and which they prefer. The PermaNet seems sturdier, but is it then too hard to move?
I won't be moving it often, as I'm planning to do a large area and I only have 6 chickens, but I want the option to move it.
I'm also worried they might fly over, but I'm hoping by doing a larger area (2 or 3 kits) that they will have so much available, they will just stay put.
They also say it can be used for goats (which I have) but really?! I've tried fencing my goats if with 6 strands of electric and they walked right through it, I'm worried that they will wreck this if I use it near them (which I don't HAVE to do, but may make using our 6 little acres easier).
Thoughts? Experience? Is it a waste of money?
Thanks
GP