I have wire fence and the nylon white rope fence with the fine metal wires running through it.The latter is great stuff.I have an old charger that mounts in the barn and plugs in and I ran the ground wire right to ground inside the outlet box.That is one nasty sucker.Now Im as far from a horse expert as you can get,my two ponys have never gone farther than the yard the couple of times they got out in eighr years.Now the neighbors horses when they get out,geesh they go all over heII.Something tells me that when this happens 99% of the time they are looking either for food or love.Anyways Dave,Ive seen some pics of your stock and it looks like you might have some valuable animals,so Id do whatever ever it takes to keep them safe.Because if anything ever happened to any of them it would by far outweigh the cost of proper fencing.
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