Goat Fence Set: Everything for a Secure Paddock in One Box
Netting or polywire, energiser and accessories already matched to each other. Your goat paddock stands without a long search for parts.
Agrarzone llama, alpaca and goat fence set DUO 3000 12V/230V, 4.5J, net 50m x 108cm, green
Regular price: €356.39
Agrarzone goat fence set DUO 3000 12V/230V, 4,5J, wire 500m, orange-yellow
Regular price: €417.44
Goat Fence Set: Matched Up Instead of Pieced Together
A goat fence set takes the planning off your hands. Netting or polywire, energiser and the small parts you need already fit together, so you compare no output figures and order nothing after the event. That is handy for a first fence, for a new paddock or when you take on a second piece of grazing. Here you will find complete sets with netting and with polywire, each with a matching energiser for battery or mains operation.
What is in the sets
The goat fence complete set comes in 12V and 230V with 500 m of polywire, which suits longer paddock boundaries and several strands above one another. The llama, alpaca and goat fence complete set also comes in 12V and 230V, here with netting of 50 m length and 108 cm height. Alongside them is the pasture fence set for sheep and goats with the TITAN A 4000 energiser. Think in advance about whether you want to work with netting or with polywire, because the whole build follows from that, and so does the number of posts you need for your area.
12V or 230V and the build
The 230V version fits when a socket is within reach at the shed or the barn. The 12V version runs on a battery and is the choice for remote areas with no mains connection. In both cases clean earthing is part of the job, otherwise too little arrives at the fence. Set the posts tight, keep the growth under the fence short and check the voltage regularly. Because goats like to climb, an extra live wire along the top edge is worth it. It takes away their appetite for going over at an early stage.
Frequently asked questions
Netting or polywire, what suits goats?
Netting closes the area off completely and suits rotational grazing well. Polywire suits long, fixed paddock boundaries and is easier to run in several strands.
Do I need earthing as well?
Yes, the earthing decides how well the fence works. Set the earth stakes into moist ground and check the connections from time to time.
Is one set enough for a whole paddock?
That depends on the size and the shape of the area. Measure the run beforehand and allow reserve for corners, gates and a second pass.
Goat fence sets for a quick start
Anyone fencing a new paddock would rather not hunt down energiser, netting, posts and connection leads one by one. That is exactly what complete sets are for. You will find sets with 500 m of polywire here and sets with netting of 50 m length and 108 cm height, each in a version for 12V with a battery and for 230V on a mains connection, plus a pasture fence set for sheep and goats with the TITAN A 4000 energiser. Measure the perimeter of your area before you order and allow reserve for corners and gates. When you build it, watch out for clean earthing, firmly set posts and short growth under the fence, because that is what decides how much voltage arrives. If you want to extend later, add posts, netting or polywire and keep the same energiser.