Petween Electric Fence Netting for Sheep, Lambs, Goats, Large Poultry, Dogs, 35" H x 164' L, 14 Posts, 2 Spikes, Green

For whatever reason, there is a shortage of electric fencing. I have been using Premier 1 fence for three years and have six sections for gardens and poultry. Needing an additional section. I discovered Premier 1 was out of stock, so I purchased a 164' of Petween Electric fencing. The cost was about 20% less than Premier 1, and the product is 50% less.Downsides: The strands are thinner, the polls are thinner and far more inclined to bend when inserting into harder soil, the clips to connect the strands are bend with finger pressure.Neutral: The fluorescent green and yellow really stands--that can be a good thing or bad, depending on your preferences.Upsides: The fence works, it is lighter than Premier 1, and it costs a little less.

Well it keeps my dogs and puppy safe for now. But the construction of poles are probably the cheapest thing they can find. I have found that a 3” trenching shovel works well getting the poles out of the ground. I’m waiting on the coyote to figure it out but so far at night I hear them crying and running off and no my dogs are not out at this time.

The fence works, but the poles break easily at the bottom. We've replaced nearly all the poles with garden stakes after about 6 months.

We have bought several of these so far. We have mobile pens for goats and pig's made out of these. We will be getting more.

The fence poles are cheaply made and are to far spaced apart. I had to buy poles to put in the middle of every section.