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I am going to start off by saying that I love Premier-1 poultry products.
This is a warning to all homesteaders that use this type of netting.
I had two chickens get tangled up in the netting just today. Many in the past as well.
One of them would have died if I hadn’t got
her free in time. The other one had her leg stuck.
I took these photos after attempting to free her. It was no use. I tried pushing her through, and pulling her out but it wouldn’t work. Was about 5 minutes of me trying to free her with my hands.
Then I ran to get a pair of kitchen shearers. I had to cut the fencing to free her. She was dazed for a bit afterwards, but she is now running around and has no injuries that I can notice.
Just as I was cutting the fencing… I heard another chicken screeching close by. Another chicken stuck in the netting.
It is completely my fault that there is fencing laying around.
This time it was just her leg. I didn’t have to cut any fencing.
Some of the chickens like to fly over the fence. I have clipped their wings multiple times but they have grown back so I am going to clip again.
If you have this type of netting, it is very crucial that you charge it to be electric!
This type of fencing is supposed to be electric but we have not gotten to that yet.
Just a warning to all y’all. I don’t want anything like this happening to someone else.
Ways to prevent this is to clip your chickens’ wings regularly and make your fencing electric.
This is a warning to all homesteaders that use this type of netting.
I had two chickens get tangled up in the netting just today. Many in the past as well.
One of them would have died if I hadn’t got
her free in time. The other one had her leg stuck.
I took these photos after attempting to free her. It was no use. I tried pushing her through, and pulling her out but it wouldn’t work. Was about 5 minutes of me trying to free her with my hands.
Then I ran to get a pair of kitchen shearers. I had to cut the fencing to free her. She was dazed for a bit afterwards, but she is now running around and has no injuries that I can notice.
Just as I was cutting the fencing… I heard another chicken screeching close by. Another chicken stuck in the netting.
It is completely my fault that there is fencing laying around.
This time it was just her leg. I didn’t have to cut any fencing.
Some of the chickens like to fly over the fence. I have clipped their wings multiple times but they have grown back so I am going to clip again.
If you have this type of netting, it is very crucial that you charge it to be electric!
This type of fencing is supposed to be electric but we have not gotten to that yet.
Just a warning to all y’all. I don’t want anything like this happening to someone else.
Ways to prevent this is to clip your chickens’ wings regularly and make your fencing electric.