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What to do with "left over" electric net

Author: Dick Watson  Date:   09-02-08 18:55 I want to use electric netting to divide a sheep pasture. The length of the run is about 1.5 rolls of netting. What's the best way to deal with the left over netting when you are energizing the netting. I assume you cant just roll it up at the end.

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Re: What to do with "left over" electric net

Author: Mandy  Date:   09-03-08 09:15 You will not want to roll it up at the end- it sags and touches the ground in too many places and will short out. You will want to turn it around and double it back along itself.

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Re: What to do with "left over" electric net

Author: Dick Watson  Date:   09-05-08 13:06 When you're doubling back, can the fencing touch the orginal fence line? Thanks

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Re: What to do with "left over" electric net

Author: Mandy  Date:   09-05-08 13:39 It can touch the 'original'- make sure that you not getting any snapping/sparking between the two. If you are gettting that snap move them apart from one another (in inch or 2 would work). Otherwise that snap/spark can cause little burns in the net.

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