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Posted: May 29, 2015
Read more »Sneaky Peak on a great new product due in very soon.
NEW AND EXCITING INNOVATION FOR ALL HORSE OWNERS
For those of you who use electric fencing to stop your horses straying, over grazing or in the winter to have a paddock left and not a muddy quagmire (not sure if that is a word or not but you know what I mean) This is what you have been waiting for....
As you know horses usually respect electric fencing when they are rug-less but as soon as you put a rung on then the itching, scratching and general
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Posted: February 22, 2014Categories: Electric FencingRead more »
Great value tape, rope and posts on sale until stocks last.
Check out these amazing prices and sort out your strip grazing and paddock sub-division issues for less! Click the green product links below to take you through to that product in our online shop.
Posts
***Green, white, blue or orange 1m premium plastic paddock posts - 18% off. They were £15.24 and now only £12.38 for a pack of 10 posts! (on sale until 30th April 2014!)
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Rope & Tape
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Posted: February 17, 2014Read more »
This is my first blog post of many I hope:-). I am new to Electric Fencing Direct ... my name is Leslie Sutherland.
I wasn't really sure how to start my first ever blog... so here goes I decided to write about something that I am interested in and something that I can give you information about to help you improve a situation.
Why does a horse start to crib?
The root cause of cribbing is stress and boredom. Wild horses do not crib, and spend up to 90% of their time grazing and searching for food.
