Re: electric fence ??

Posted by Fierce Sparrow on March 19, 2011 at 17:38:09 from (64.7.172.33):

In Reply to: electric fence ?? posted by dave2 on March 19, 2011 at 17:05:28:

Once in a while you run into an animal whose hooves do not seem to conduct electricity well. That is to say she does not have a good ground. Like wearing rubber boots. Stringing a second ground wire, usually beneath the hot wire will do the trick. She needs to complete the circuit with a good ground to get a good jolt. Also a fencer may test high voltage, but deliver low amperage during the shock. Make sure your fencer has a high amperage jolt. Should say in the specs.

I have, in the past, built a smaller pen, maybe 40 ft. x 40ft. with a ground wire above AND below the hot wire, and put the troubled animal in it to learn about fences. Seems once they get the message, they've got it for life. Good Luck

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