Patriot positive/negative netting 50'
A 50 foot roll of positive and negative netting, sized for small enclosures, beehives, gardens and short predator barriers.
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Fifty feet is a short roll, and that is exactly the point. Not every job needs a full 164 feet. A ring around a few beehives, a garden the deer keep finding, a small poultry pen, a compost pile the bears have taken an interest in. Those all want a manageable length you can set and move in a few minutes. Like the longer roll, this is positive and negative netting, with live and earth wires alternating through the net. An animal touching two wires takes the shock through the netting, not through the soil. That matters most on exactly the sort of quick jobs this length suits, because a short net usually goes up fast with one rod pushed into whatever ground is handy, and handy ground is rarely damp ground. It is also the practical way to add a section to an existing net without buying another full roll, so you can close off an odd corner or carry the fence around a gateway. Keep the bottom line clear of grass, run it from an energizer with enough output for the total wire length, and roll it up before the snow, because a net frozen into the ground tears when you pull it.
Specifications
- Brand
- Patriot
- Product name
- Patriot positive/negative netting 50'
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Fencing › Netting
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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