Using the nine conductor currently what's good result. Use three strands around to different 5 acre parcel's of pasture for our horses. Although it is high visibility during the day it's still was difficult for us to see so we hung plastic marking tape every 15 to 20 feet. This is why I gave it a four out of five review.

Very happy with it so far. First time using polywire. Carries the current well and stays very hot. Also sturdy enough that it wasn't damaged the couple times my 95 pound dog ran into it/foot caught it before the wire was hot (needless to say he doesn't get near it now that it's running). Not 5 because of a weak area on one of the reels with some splaying (though the current seems to run through just fine) and some variations in length ( though it wasn't by too much and could have just been the way I rolled it out)

Working well so far. I like the visibility of the poly wire. It is easy to work with and seems to withstand the pressure from the goats. We are using 6 strands in a POS/NEG configuration (due to our dry climate) and the goats respect it. Occasionally, we will have a goat so focused on munching brush that they bump the fence, but it is not something they do intentionally. Unfortunately, my LGDs have experienced the fence and are now not willing to leave the goat pen to go out on the pasture with the goats. The true test will be seeing how long the poly wire will last in the sun and how well the strands will stand up to frequent moves. At this point I wouldn't hesitate to order more of this when it is time to setup a second portable grazing area.

These are great prices and good products

This wire is working great for our horse pasture temporary fencing. It's conducting very well and has great visability. Happy with our purchase!