I installed a 5 wire alternating hot and ground wire fence about 300 ft
long across one end of my sheep pasture about 10 years ago. I used a
locally built 110 volt fencer that would produce a very blue spark about
1/2 inch long. The rams would stick their heads through the fence with
their
TravelWithRonK trip planning
Hello everyone!
It is time for me to resume trip planning - I have a couple scenarios
pending
AUG - TX WI MT WA OR LA TX
SEP - TX OR WI east coast TX
these will be 'shared limo' style trips with limited duration
I always need pick up location, drop off
I recently purchased some electric fence and the first strand starts at 7
above the ground and I have one sheep that will take the shock and just
slip right under it which shows the rest how to escape so I have had to get
creative to stop her. Now I do feel she is a special case because she is my
My answer to this question is It depends... What is on the inside of the
fence and what is on the outside of the fence?
For example, 5 stranded poly wire works fine for us as long as there is
plenty of graze inside the fence and the boys and girls are separated by
distances. Rams will take down
