Dwight Sipler wrote:

Tsu Dho Nimh wrote:

...Run a couple of electric fence wires along the inside of your
fence, at the correct height.

He will not be permanently harmed, but he will probably never
approach the fence again...

This works, but please be aware of safety considerations. Use an
approved electric fence system: Never connect a bare wire to an outlet.

You will only do that once

Place signs on the fence warning people about it. People can sue you:
dogs can't (although their owners can).

Most garden centers sell small home versions. I think my dad got
his at Sears. And yes, follow direstions, and keepit inside your
property line. On insulators,mounted to the chain link posts,
your do.

Electric fence systems can be purchased at most farm supply places like
Agway. The electric fence is current limited so that it won't harm
animals or humans getting in contact with it (other than the possibility
of damage from a tool you're holding when you touch the fence). The
smaller ones can be shorted out by weeds growing into the fence and
conducting away the voltage.


Tsu

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