Temporary goat fencing?

[emily]

I tried this in the fencing, housing etc but thought I'd try here instead...

Ok so I currently have a very large, overgrown and unfenced area that I'm sure the goats would love to chow down on....I'm trying to think of something I can make that is mobile that I can keep two ND's in. It doesn't have to be huge since it'll just be the ND's and they'll only be out there for a little bit of the day. So far I'm thinking about connecting cattle panels into a square...Any other ideas?

 

[ksalvagno]

You can always buy that Premier electric fencing that you can easily move around.

 

[HankTheTank]

That's pretty much what I do with my cattle panels. I can move them if I need to, or leave them in one place. It's a good idea to get those green T posts to put on the corners to make sure it's stable though.

 

[Tapsmom]

I second the electroweb fence from Premier 1. I use it with my NDs as permanent fencing. I have 2 sections so I can move them where I want. The fencing is ridiculously easy to move and they respect it...I have also had my horse inside it. too

 

[GLENMAR]

I just got 3 rolls of the electronet. Hopefully I will have time to play with it soon.

 

[SkyWarrior]

You can always buy that Premier electric fencing that you can easily move around.

Recommendations where to get it?

 

[SheepGirl]

You can always buy that Premier electric fencing that you can easily move around.

Recommendations where to get it?

Premier www.premier1supplies.com

 

[GoatCrazyLady]

I am so loving all the great info i'm getting from this site. Jist awesome!

 

[SkyWarrior]

I am so loving all the great info i'm getting from this site. Jist awesome!

Yep, they're a great group of people here!

 

[sawfish99]

Yes, the premier fencing works well. I got lucky and picked up 10 rolls used for 50% of the new price. It gives me a lot of flexibility to clear weeds around the farm.