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We run 5 strands high tensile. All hot. High power fencer.
By the way, if they 'jump thru ' the fence , they are not 'grounded ' and
don't get any shock. Just like a bird can
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Subject: Re: [blackbelly] Any luck with electric fencing?
We have electric fencing 5 strands of it. And all very hot. But
we
also
have 3 escape artists who wait until between pulses and jump right
through
the fence. They get
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Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 9:02 PM
Subject: Re: [blackbelly] Any luck with electric fencing?
We have electric fencing 5 strands of it. And all very hot. But we
also
have 3 escape artists who wait until between
We use goat/sheep wire on the perimeter of the property but electric fence
within the perimeter to make different pastures and keep them off our garden
and yard. This works for MOST of the sheep but we have had some lambs that,
even if doused with water, just went right under it. We even doused
What's your opinion on fencing?
Have you had luck containing your sheep with electric fencing? Did you
use all hot wires or alternate the hot ground wires?
Thanks!
Eileen
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We have electric fencing 5 strands of it. And all very hot. But we also
have 3 escape artists who wait until between pulses and jump right through
the fence. They get a shock now and then but they don't seem to mind it. All
3 going through at the same time seemed to sort of distribute the
