Poultry Fence: Secure Free-Range for Your Animals

Poultry Fence – The Best Protection Against Predators

A species-appropriate free-range area is the most important thing for chickens, quails, and ducks to live a healthy life. But dangers lurk in the garden: foxes, martens, or stray dogs see poultry as easy prey. A professional poultry fence creates clear boundaries here. It reliably keeps predators away and at the same time prevents your animals from devastating flower beds.

Mobile Poultry Nets for Maximum Flexibility

Mobile electronic nets are particularly popular. They can be set up in just a few minutes without special tools and can be moved flexibly. This way you can always offer your animals fresh grass areas and prevent the ground from becoming completely muddy in one spot.

Electrification for Maximum Defense

A simple fence is often just a small obstacle for a hungry fox. Only by electrifying it with a suitable fence energizer does the fence become an insurmountable barrier. If a predator touches the net, it receives a harmless but highly deterrent electric shock.

FAQ - Poultry Fencing

Which fence energizer do I need?

This depends on the length of the fence and the vegetation. For short nets without much grass, a weaker 230V mains energizer or a 12V battery unit is often sufficient. The longer the fence and the higher the grass (which conducts electricity), the more powerful the energizer must be.

How high should the poultry net be?

For heavy, calm breeds or ducks, nets with a height of 105 cm or 112 cm are perfectly adequate. If you keep bantams that like to fly, you should use a 120 cm high net.