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    What just eats head / neck?

    Cats (Bobcat, Mountain Lion) are notorious for just ripping off the head and not eating the bird. Been through that myself and have it all on camera.
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    What ate my chicken?

    If you are looking for affordable and super durable netting, I found a source in Europe that makes pro soccer netting (golf and batting cage netting as well) at any size you need. I bought pieces as large as 200' x 20' and 30' x 80' for my enclosure and it cost a fraction of what the cheap bird...
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    Electric Top Wire Grounding on Wood Fence

    I ended up doing this. I now have a wire that runs 4" off the ground, all the way around, up and over the doors. (pic) I have the system on a remote that enables/disables power to the fence now. I have to say...that 20Kv/6.7 Joule hits hard!!! Beyond the typical "test with a meter' I just...
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    Electric Top Wire Grounding on Wood Fence

    I was thinking to use poly wire - the exact measurement would be 4.2" from the hot wire attached to the outside of the wood blocks. Would this work? I could even run 2 poly wires for ground - one on each side of the wood blocks - would create somewhat of a deadly triangle - 2 ground wires 4"...
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    Electric Top Wire Grounding on Wood Fence

    Would these be ground wires or 2 additional hot wires?
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    Electric Top Wire Grounding on Wood Fence

    Here it is.
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    Electric Top Wire Grounding on Wood Fence

    Thanks for the reply. Couple things 1) I verified the voltage with a meter and it is 8000v - I also upgraded the charger to a 20KV / 6.2 Joule just in case. I want a major deterrent here. Wires are out of reach of dogs and humans currently. Basically there is no reason I would reach above...
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    Electric Top Wire Grounding on Wood Fence

    I have a large Chicken & Turkey enclosure surrounded by 6' wire Fence spanning across 4x4"x6' Wood posts set at 8' apart with a 2x4" Wood Top Rail. (Picture attached) The entire top is covered and netted. Had a bobcat somehow find his way through a junction in the net (after jumping up on the...
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