For electrifying specific existing non-live fences quickly. Very suitable for rope and tape. Pre-drill hole and staple the offset to the wooden post.
ElectroMax of Gallagher: 15% more conductive than standard 2.5 mm high tensile wire.
Complete and easy to use portable netting for goats and lambs. Height 105 cm / Lenght 50 m / 14 posts / Single spike.
The Gripple Wire Joiner & Tensioner (medium) is for use with permanent fencing wire 2.0 mm to 3.25 mm.
- Test 30 days risk-free!
- 7-year warranty!
- Ideal for fences up to 80 km
- Voltage 7,000 volts
- Pulse energy 14 joules
Innovative Gallagher design. Much stronger than the standard offset insulator due to a new technique, and more durable due to its metal core.
2.5 mm Strainrite crimp sleeves – Genuine high quality crimps manufactured in New Zealand and supplied in tubs of 100.
Suitable for short strains and semi-permanent short fences.
This netting is extremely suitable for uneven terrain with sheep and goats. Height 90 cm / Length 50 m / 14 posts / double pin.
Suitable for short strains and semi-permanent short fences.
Gallagher self-insulated Timber (FSC®) for permanent fencing. Up to 70% more cost effective than traditional non-electric fencing. No insulators required. Insultimber (FSC®) does not require chemical treatment.
The anchors are screwed to wooden posts that can be up to 5-metres apart. Includes gate handle, spring and two gate anchors.
The Hotline P29 Wire Tensioner is used for tensioning high tensile wire on permanent fencing systems. Sold in packs of 3
Our electric fences for goats offer barriers designed to contain and manage goat herds effectively. These fences send an electric charge through the wire to create a psychological deterrent, preventing goats from attempting to break out or jump over the enclosure. There are various types of electric fences available for goats. Permanent electric fences use solid materials such as high-tensile wire for long-lasting enclosures. Temporary electric fences, on the other hand, offer flexibility and are ideal for rotational grazing.
To choose the right electric fence for your goat herd, consider factors such as the size of your property, terrain, and the number of goats you have. Evaluate the strength of the energiser needed to cover the desired area. For effective electric fencing on a sheep farm in the United Kingdom, with its varied landscape of hills, valleys, and uneven terrain, focus on ensuring the fence is high enough (90-120 cm) with multiple wires (3-5) spaced appropriately to prevent escape. Select appropriate fence posts and insulators based on the landscape. Make sure to opt for high-quality conductive materials that ensure a consistent shock. Prioritise visibility by using bright-coloured tape or flags to help goats recognise the fence.
Maintain adequate voltage from a well-grounded energiser and use quality insulators to prevent energy loss. Use durable materials for posts and wires, and regularly inspect and repair the fence, especially after rain storms or harsh weather conditions.
Installing an electric fence requires proper planning but isn't necessarily different from other farm animals. Begin by mapping out the fence line and marking the locations for fence posts. Install the energizer and connect it to the conductive wires or tapes. Proper grounding is crucial for the fence's effectiveness, so we recommend using an earthing stake. Once installed, regularly inspect the fence for any damage or vegetation interference. Train the goats to the fence by allowing them to experience the shock and learn to associate it with the fence's presence.We hope this information helps, but if you still require additional information please contact our customer support.