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Posted: October 17, 2016Categories: Electric FencingRead more »
Hello All,
So do you all check to see if your fences are working properly do you use a friend then wonder when you ask for help with a fencing problem do they suddenly become very busy or just find out when the animals have escaped that it is not....If you do check them how do you do it?
Touch and jump back?
Get someone else to?
Or use a fence tester?
If like me you are a wimp and use a tester ( the best option really) then this blog is for you.
KV10 LED Tester £21.60
This is by far our most popular
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Posted: October 13, 2016Categories: Electric Fencing - The BasicsRead more »
We answer questions regularly on gateways, here are a few examples of different gateway openings for you.
This time of year is when the poaching damage can be done, here are some examples that might help you with this problem.
The Live Gateway
As you can see there is rope across the gateway stopping the livestock from pushing through or using it as a scratching post and bending it making it more likely to bounce open.
This means the field is protected from every angle should you have naughty livestock
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Posted: August 25, 2016Read more »
Are you heading away on your holidays soon (lucky you) and are going to leave someone else in charge of the zoo? Are you worried about the length of your battery life and that your friend will have to lug the battery in to be charged?
Well why not look at adding a solar panel to your set up? A fantastic way to lengthen the life of your battery. So instead of every few weeks having to cart the battery home to charge you will only be doing it approx 3 times a year(dependent on position to the sun)
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Posted: April 06, 2016Read more »
Well Hello sun..... we today for us at least ( some of you who I speak to have been blessed with a lot more than us )
Here we are going to chat about keeping animals in a moveable enclosure, I am looking at Sheep, pigs and cows.
Keeping them where you want them:
Electric fencing is a highly effective way of containing or strip grazing your animals and/or splitting up existing fields. A visible and easily moveable three line fence provides strip-grazing when it is erected across fields. So why
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Posted: April 07, 2014Read more »
Energiser – the power behind electric fencing….
Thinking of using electric fencing to keep animals in and/or keep predators out? Perhaps you have had a look at electric fencing but it seems such a minefield you are not sure where to start? Don’t be put off– it is easy, simple and safe to use. One of the key components to a good electric fence is an energiser, energizer or fencer. A little planning at the outset will save you time and money, helping you choose the right energiser. Here
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Posted: February 17, 2014Read more »
This is my first blog post of many I hope:-). I am new to Electric Fencing Direct ... my name is Leslie Sutherland.
I wasn't really sure how to start my first ever blog... so here goes I decided to write about something that I am interested in and something that I can give you information about to help you improve a situation.
Why does a horse start to crib?
The root cause of cribbing is stress and boredom. Wild horses do not crib, and spend up to 90% of their time grazing and searching for food.
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Posted: September 09, 2013Read more »
This offer has now ended - as of 1st November 2013.
Customers love the Gemini 120 because although it is nice and compact and easy to hang up on a post, this energiser gives out a serious zap. Good to keep friskier horses in check! Or keep Mr Fox out of your growing Chicken Empire. Always a good buy but an absolute steal at our reduced price of £115.71 with a free KV10 fence tester. This offer is now available until the end of October 2013 – don’t miss out!
The Gemini 120 is a dual powered or combination

