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Install Netting in Curved Pattern

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What happens here

The team proceeds to install the rest of the netting, realizing that a curved or rounded enclosure is more effective and stable than a square one for this type of fence. They work together, with one person holding the netting taut and the other advancing to push the next built-in post into the ground using their foot. Each post is pushed down until it is firmly secured, creating an evenly tensioned and stable fence line in a continuous curve.

Goal: Continue installing the netting in a curved pattern, securing each post firmly to ensure tension and prevent collapse.

Tools and materials

  • Electric Sheep/Goat Netting
  • Helper

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we'll stretch it out well you're not seeing is this stuff's pretty fun to set up it's like an instant fence it's like a fence in 20 seconds that's three right let me give you a close-up of how this fence goes in so the basic gist of it is you pull it tight take your push push it over tight and just smash this little thing into the ground that's simple pretty simple this is so original drag it over little ways present the better question is are we square [Music] so all the math work in the world isn't going to make this thing perfectly square but it sure does look pretty right now we're just kind of straightening it up so once you get one of these things set up once you get this netting set up you can make some minor adjustments as you need to and then we'll go in we'll set our corner post and we'll take some regular fencing wire or electric fencing wire and we'll pull our corners nice and snug and tight if they need it they really don't need it at this point it looks really good pretty happy with it there'll be links down in the description below as to the

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