Portable Electric Netting (164 ft)Portable Electric Netting (164 ft)
42-inch netting with 14 posts for rotational grazing.
free shipping · arrives in 3–5 days
- 164 ft roll with 14 built-in posts
- 42-in tall for poultry and sheep
- Double-spike posts for firm ground hold
- Hi-vis orange, works with any standard energizer
Field-tested performance
The details that matter
Everything that ships
- 164 ft electric netting
- 14 integrated posts
- 12 ground stakes
- Carry bag
- Setup instructions
Honest note: keep grass and weeds off the bottom line. Vegetation touching the net drains the charge fast, and a weak fence teaches animals to push through it.
Questions, answered
Does it include an energizer?
No — choose an energizer sized to your total fence length and whether you run mains, battery, or solar power.
Will it hold goats?
With a strong energizer and trained animals, yes. Goats test fences — keep the charge hot and the bottom line clear of grass.
Pairs well with
Livestock Water Trough (Shaded)
100-gal galvanized tank with auto-fill float valve.
Silvopasture Seed Mix
Shade-tolerant grasses and legumes for under-canopy pasture.
Tree Shelters (25 pack)
4-ft shelters with stakes to establish trees among livestock.
Why we grow it this way
Move the animals, not the fence posts
Rotational grazing is the engine of silvopasture — but only if moving paddocks is easy. This 164-foot roll of 42-inch electric netting has the posts built in, so one person can pick it up, walk it to fresh forage, and set it down in minutes. Double-spike feet hold firm ground; hi-vis orange keeps it visible.
Pair it with any standard energizer and rotate daily or weekly to spread fertility and stop overgrazing.
New to rotation? The silvopasture guide covers paddock timing.
What growers say
One-person paddock moves
I move my hens to fresh ground every couple of days by myself in minutes. Posts built in is the whole trick. Keep the bottom clear and it holds.
Great for rotation
Sturdy and easy to set. Needed a hotter energizer than I expected for my sheep, but once charged it does the job.