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catjac1975
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Funny, I know they should hop over but somehow they don't. I am lucky, I guess.
Funny, I know they should hop over but somehow they don't. I am lucky, I guess.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CBV78QH3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 So here is what I bought. Way more money than I wanted to spend. I already have the fencing that I need. And I found a deal from Amazon so I paid less that this shows. You need 1 Joule to keep out deer. I will let you know if it works.
Not sure what Hotwire it. I am guessing it is stronger voltage for the pros. My 16 year old grandson touched the wire recently. He had heard since he was a baby, "don't tough the electric wire." He said to me "that's it? That is what I have been worried about all this time?" Of course if he were 4 it would have seemed worse to him.Here's wishing you good Luck, sincerely!
I have never used them. I am not a fan of electric fencing. I have grabbed hotwire and it runs right through you. I believe that someone with a weak heart could have a heart attack from them.
This farmer where I used to rent horse space just didn't want to be bothered to build correctly.
MY fencing is metal pipe and neither the horses or the deer believe that it looks jumpable.
Everybody should make their OWN choices, IMHO.
They find arborvitae quite tasty around here. And I need it to work tomorrow, not in a few years. But otherwise a nice idea.To keep deer out of one of the gardens we had we used Emerald Green Arborvitae trees planted really close together as a fence on one side and in the areas with no trees there was a wooden fence. This did a good job keeping the deer out of the garden, but they ate all of the flowers and chewed up the bushes in our front yard!