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Frequently Asked Questions
What height netting is best for sheep and goats?
The best netting height depends on your animals’ size, breed, and behavior. Most electric netting for sheep and goats is made to keep them in and discourage climbing or jumping. Picking the right height helps keep your animals safe and makes the fence work better.
Will electric netting keep predators away from my herd?
Electric netting for sheep and goats helps keep predators away by creating a barrier that shocks animals that try to get in. No fence can offer total protection, but if you install it well, keep the voltage strong, and check it often, it will work much better.
How often should I move sheep and goat netting?
Think about your grazing plan, pasture, and how much grass is available. Many farmers move their netting as part of rotational grazing to help the pasture recover and make better use of the grass. Moving the fence often also spreads out grazing more evenly.
Can horned goats get tangled in electric netting?
Horned goats are more likely to get caught if they push against the fence. Choosing the right type of electric netting, keeping the fence tight, and making sure it works well will help keep goats from touching it and lower the risk of them getting tangled.
How many sheep or goats can one netting kit contain?
It depends on the size of the area, how much grass there is, and how crowded it is. Instead of just counting animals, plan your fence based on your pasture and how much space your flock needs.
Does the netting work on uneven pasture ground?
Yes. Electric sheep and goat netting is designed to adapt to gently uneven terrain, allowing you to create effective enclosures across varied pasture conditions. Taking time to position posts correctly and maintain close ground contact helps improve containment while supporting consistent electrical performance along the fence.