NoShock Chick Fence
To contain chicks and other young poultry. Non-electrifiable.
Remember to order posts!
You will need NetPosts to install as a semi-permanent or temporary fence. To order, see accessories tab below.
Common Uses
Also use to keep free-range flocks out of flower beds, gardens, patios, roadways, etc.
How to Use
- NoShock can be used either as a temporary, semi-permanent or permanent fence.
- NetPosts (see accessories tab above) can be woven through the mesh every 10 ft for a temporary fence. At any corner you will need an extra support post (FiberTuff, steel T post or wooden post).
- NoShock can also be stapled or zip-tied to wood/metal posts for a permanent poultry run.
Specs
- 3/4" openings
- 4 ft tall
- 50 ft long
- Plastic mesh
- Black or green
Benefits
That’s why we’re introducing a tighter, nonelectrifiable alternative to PoultryNet with “chick-stop” openings to keep in chicks, ducklings, etc.
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Posts and Accessories
NetPost 15/48/DS (white) - For: PoultryNet & Plus 12/48/3 or NoShock Chick Fence
Item #207012 -Replacement line posts for Premier’s netting. Designs for each type of net, double or single spike.
$3.30 -
Posts and Accessories
NetPost 15/48/DS (green) - For: PoultryNet Plus 12/48/3 or NoShock Chick Fence
Item #207013 -Replacement line posts for Premier’s netting. Designs for each type of net, double or single spike.
$3.30 -
Posts and Accessories
FiberTuff™ Post, 48" tall, 22mm dia
Item #208055 -Strong, stiff step-in support post for ends and corners of temporary and semi-permanent netting.
$4.98 -
Handling Equipment
Steel T Posts, 6 ft.
Item #327600 -Thick galvanized coating protects these posts from the elements for years on end. Excellent support for portable, permanent and HT fence systems.
$18.50 -
Fencing
Staples, 1.6" Barbed for High-Tensile Wire, per lb.
Item #360200 -For attaching a SupaTube or non-electrified high-tensile wire to a wood post.
$2.40 -
Fencing
Staples, 1.6" Barbed for High-Tensile Wire, bucket
Item #360210 -For attaching a SupaTube or non-electrified high-tensile wire to a wood post.
$88.00
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Effie H from Kentucky
I use this fencing with alternating 15/48/DS NetPosts & 22mm 48" FiberTuff double spike posts leaving about 4' in between each. It is perfect. Lightweight, strong, easy to use, inexpensive solution to keep the chickens corralled to keep our property looking neat & clean. In 6 months they had done a number on our mulched beds & every concrete surface. Thank you for your practical solutions that you've tested on your own farm. Every recommended item I've purchased is awesome.
Kathleen O from Virginia
We use this netting for a perimeter around coops. This is our second time purchasing this product. We use t bars with zip ties for a semi permanent fence, with landscape pins for the bottom. Does a decent job. My only critique would be to make the fencing a bit tougher. Can rip a bit too easily.
Wanda S
we have ordered several items for this company related to poultry. they are quick to get your order to you and we are very satisfied with our products. We are using the netting to secure the area where we can open up for our poultry to free range in a larger area.. Love the 48" by 50" black no shock netting we have.
Carolyne F
Easy to use and cut to size using kitchen shears. Exactly as advertised.doesnt quite do the job as my Australorps have figured out how to escape using a combination of fence climbing and wing flapping. Actually it's really entertaining to watch them figuring it out every day! However it does keep the babies safely enclosed and the neighbors cats are afraid of the fence, even though it's no shock!
Natasha T from Kentucky
I wish I could give it five stars, because I really wanted it to work. I am using this for young chickens not yet old enough for the regular poultry netting. However, we must have Houdini chickens. They have figured out how to scale the fence and escape - over and over and over. I've given up trying to keep them in. We have it inside the electric net with its own set of posts, pulled as taut as possible and down to the ground. We've watched as they use the netting like a ladder. Who would have thought? On the other hand, I'm sure it helps other critters from getting them at night when they do all go back in to be together. I haven't used it for my garden yet, but I'm sure it would work great there as well.
