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Unbox and Understand Netting Type

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SHE'S HOT!!!! AND LOVES FARM CHORES!! ELECTRIC "POULTRY" FENCE NETTING TUTORIAL!

What happens here

The presenter begins by unboxing a package of electric netting, clarifying that it's designed for sheep and goats, rather than poultry. He mentions that the goat and sheep netting typically features larger squares compared to poultry netting. He highlights that this netting is lightweight, with the entire 164-foot roll weighing approximately 30 pounds, making it easy to handle. The netting comes with built-in stakes for quick installation.

Goal: Unbox the electric netting and learn about its specific design for sheep and goats, including the distinction from poultry netting.

Tools and materials

  • Electric Sheep/Goat Netting
  • Utility Vehicle (Gator)

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so this is what we ordered it's poultry netting it's not poultry netting it's sheep and goat netting and we're gonna throw that on the Gator it's okay to throw it we learned a little something the first time we put the electric poultry netting or electric netting up and we'll teach you what we learned go at your fun ready so what we have here in the Gator is similar to what we have the goats in right now and if you look it's this fencing right here I'll take you over here real quick so this type of fencing is called poultry net because it has really tight squares the goat fencing and the sheep fencing has larger squares than this now I know what you're thinking we got some chickens in here no big deal I'll be just fine they'll stay in the fence if they get out of the fence they'll find our way back in because they'll sleep where the good sleep and the goods think we're gonna bring them food so they're bad so the first thing that I learned the best thing that I learned about putting up this netting this poultry netting or sheep netting or goat netting any type of electric netting is to make sure that the grass is only about that tall okay you can't put it up in tall grass and it's a royal pain in the butt to weed eat around where you're gonna install it so our field the grass is nice and short now the goats will eat it down we'll keep moving them throughout the field as the year goes on basically the plan is to rotationally graze our goats in different parts of this field right here I'll show you the field oh this field back here there's no use in be mowing it when I have lawn mowers already built into the farm right now all this type fencing is temporary okay the reason we're doing it is because it's temporary we don't have new fences built here on the farm and it's gonna cost us somewhere in the neighborhood of ten to fifteen thousand dollars to fence the farm the farm doesn't have any fences right now so in order to keep the goats off my neighbor's front porch which that's where they ended up last year we got to keep them fenced and we got to keep a tight wrap on it and hopefully this rotational thing will work if you watch yesterday's vlog you'll know that we're gonna build a goat mobile okay so we're gonna build a vehicle basically or a wagon to transport the goats around with and we'll be able to put the hay on there and we'll be able to have the goats housed in the goat mobile so it should be pretty cool well feed them in the goat mode beyond that…

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