Starkline 48" x 164' Positive/Negative Sheep and Goat Electric Netting for Dry Soil Conditions
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| Management number | 214739152 | Release Date | 2026/04/12 | List Price | $36.00 | Model Number | 214739152 | ||
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- Positive/Negative Netting is the perfect electric fencing solution for areas with dry soil. Electric Netting is a completely prefabricated electric fence system rolled up into one box. No hassling with wires, connectors, or posts; meaning protecting your livestock is faster & easier than ever! Use just one net, or connect multiple nets together to create an enclosure that meets your specific needs..
- Starkline Positive/Negative Netting includes 14 preinstalled PVC posts with heavy-duty 6” galvanized double-spiked stakes designed to provide rigid support in any environment.
- The mesh is composed of 10 horizontal strands with vertical strands evenly spaced every 7”.
- Simply connect the ground (⏚) terminal of the fence energizer to the connection point on the bottom strand of the +/- netting, and connect the positive (🗲) terminal to the connection point near the top strand of the netting.
- Protects sheep, goats, & other medium to large sized livestock. Keeps out deer, bear, raccoons, rabbits, foxes, coyotes, skunks, & more
- An energizer of at least .15 joules is required for the fencing to be effective. For the electric net to be fully portable, we suggest pairing with a solar energizer.
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