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Re: Electric fence help (update)
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Posted by Fudpucker on June 25, 2006 at 14:07:34 from (207.162.169.159):
In Reply to: Electric fence help (update) posted by Fudpucker on June 25, 2006 at 07:07:44:
I did touch it just to see what it would do. I think it will keep my cows in due to it being a back up for my regular fence and the power source for my rotational grazing system. It jolted me, but not that bad. It did get me this morning when I had just on part of the fence hooked up at about 6:00a.m. with a heavy dew. Man that hurt! All of the insulators are the yellow plastic type with screw on ring on the back and some round white ones on the corners. Thanks and good day!
Fud
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