Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Fence Netting, 48" H x 168' L, PE Net Fencing Kit with Posts & Double-Spiked Stakes, Utility Portable Mesh for Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Rabbits, Used in Backyards, Farms, and Ranches

Works great for my dogs, was able to create several areas with the 1 fence. Poles could be more structurally stiff. Was challenging to get the fence top tight and stakes to hold the bottom of the netting to the ground would be awesome. Only 1 dog figured out he could get under but came back in and learned it was hot. They all respect it now.

Needed a fence for goats and it works good

My dogs have learned to stay in the yard, and now I can also use it for my poultry and livestock

This is an amazing temporary fence. I'm using it without it even being energized and it's keeping my sheep right where i want them. Makes it easy to move them around to eat the grass in my yard without putting up a permanent fence.

Easy to use and works great

Easy to set up and install, keeps the goats where we want.

Way stronger posts then stuffs I can get at my local farm supplies, even the wire netting looks sturdy . Will update after this storm and see how it hold up

I plan to order this again once I get moved to my new home.

So I usually don’t write a lot of reviews but for this one I’d like to put a few facts out there. 1. This net fence is cheap to buy. 2. The quality isn’t astronomically high but it is a very good build. 3. They include a lot of extras ( stakes, replacement segments of both the hot line and not, brass splicers for repairs, and an electric fence sign. So all in all I am extremely happy with my purchase! Oh and also I feel I should mention it’s used to contain a herd of alpine goats. Notorious escape artists!

We are using two of these connected for our two cows during our move while we get their permanent fencing completed. They were easy to put up and have kept them safely contained for a month now. We used a t-post on the outside of each corner to pull it tight, it did sag a bit before installing the t-posts. We plan on using this to move the goats around after we get the cows situated.