Cash paid, wanting 25m electric poultry netting
Cash paid. Prefer the stuff that is 1.25m high (or higher) with gates. Need some asap and there is nothing in any local shops that suits my need. If you have some in good condition you are no longer using and want some cash this weekend, flick me a text on 020 406 41485. I dont need an energiser just the poultry netting. Must be electric not non electric.
I am ideally wanting to purchase 2 x 25 m (or close to) lengths. Not really after 50 m as I already have one and its often too long when strip grazing and trying to move it quickly
020 406 41485 cash paid on the spot. Will pay a reasonable market price. If i don't have any responses by he end of the weekend I will probably order some online. I was hoping to get it set up this weekend so if you have some you dont need, and would rather have cash in your hand to spend over christmas, please get in touch.
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