Premier 1 Electric Poultry Netting on Rocky Soil?

We learned the hard (and expensive) way that not all poultry netting is created equal. If you live somewhere with rocky soil and terrain, watch this before you invest in electric poultry netting!
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[@Aimsport-video]

Nice video. Great info... even though you did hit yourself with the rubber mallet at 0:24... LOL. Thank you for not editing that out.

[@CurtisHembroff]

Great intel. I have rocky soil too. Can you share the brand please?

[@OKae88]

Thank you very helpful!

[@firepinkfarmtn]

Thanks for watching, Amanda!

[@tillmanfamilyfarm7759]

Look into Starkline netting as well. We use them. We also have a discount code video on our channel. Nice video guys.

[@firepinkfarmtn]

Thanks for the advice! Will check those out. 🙏🏼

[@petera5560]

So, without even going to far into the video, the 1st thing that comes to mind is how good is hard rock as a conductor, I would think it would not be anywhere as good as wet soil. So, why would you expect alot from rock?

[@firepinkfarmtn]

Confused by the question, the rocky issue with the fence has to do with how hard it is to get the flimsy spikes into rocky soil, so we ordered the thick ones that are hammerable. We have a ground rod that we hammer into the ground.

[@levigreen9562]

Would single spike also be better for hard ground? Do you have any recommendations for most durable netting?

[@firepinkfarmtn]

Yes, absolutely

[@fredmcmurray6308]

double spike for soft soils, single better for hard soil

[@firepinkfarmtn]

Yup!