Poultry Netting-Best Buys
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Avian poultry netting can help protect your chickens from predators by putting it around your chicken coop and you can use poultry netting over outdoor runs to prevent predatory birds like hawks and owls from snatching your chickens. Poultry netting will prevent wild birds from carrying diseases and parasites from wild birds if you get the 1 inch mesh. You can also use portable electric fencing around your coops for a most secure layer of protection for your birds. See best buys on poultry netting below.
Poultry Netting-Best Buys
How to Determine What Height of Poultry Netting You Need
Use 42" poultry netting for birds that cannot fly and 48" netting for chickens, ducks and geese that can fly.
How to Determine how many square feet of netting you need To Cover Your Chicken Run
Measure the area you want to cover, so you can determine how much netting you need. If you only need netting on top of your run. Measure the size of your run. Example: If you have a square run and one side is 10 feet long and the other side is 20 feet long you will need to multiply 10 x 20 to find the amount of square feet you need. 10 x20 = 200 square feet. Poultry netting can be cut to fit the area you are trying to cover. Helpful figures to help you determine how much you need.
42" inches = 3.5 foot
48" inches = 4 foot
42" inches = 3.5 foot
48" inches = 4 foot
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Find out more ways to Protect Your Chickens from predators
Check out our useful tips on how to protect your chickens from predators, types of predators that prey on chickens and how to keep your flock safe from them. Go to How to Protect My Chickens
How to Install Premier Electric Poultry Netting
See video and printable instructions on how to setup Premier Electric Netting. Go to How to Setup Premier Net
Got a sick chicken and need to find out What's wrong?
Check out our list of chicken sickness and diseases with signs, symptoms and treatments. Go here: Chicken Sickness Symptoms and Treatments
Enter Our Show Off Your Chicken Contest to Win FREE Prizes!
You could win cool prizes for your chickens! It's easy, just fill out our short official entry form and upload your photo that you want entered in the contest. Make sure to get your entries in by Nov. 2, 2018. The next drawing is Nov. 3, 2018 and the first winner will be announced. Nov. 4th or 5th. We will announce the next prize for the second drawing on our official entry form page. If you entered the first drawing and did not win your photos will automatically be entered into the next drawing. If you have not entered your photos yet, you can enter the contest now and be eligible for this contest and the next one's. Just fill out a short form, upload your photo and you are eligible to win a prize. A new winner is chosen every month.
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