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I have chicken wire around the outside of my pens and with the electric wires nothing messes with it but I also grounded my fence so if anything was to try and climb and touched the hot wires and the fence they will know it. It will hurt but that is the idea I want them to hurt so they will learn that whatever is on the other side of the fence isn't worth getting a good zap for. Again, good luck...
Good idea! I thought about having to buy rods for hot wire, didn't think about connection to hoops! I just need to make sure my hoops and chicken wire aren't grounded. Thanks!
 
If I electrified the coop/hoops/chicken wire, would the chickens get shocked if they were to grab a grasshopper? Feet on ground, beak on grasshopper, grasshopper on chicken wire.
 
An electric fence can kill a chicken if the charger is designed to deter large animals with long hair such as bear over a longer distance say 15 miles. Running the same charger a short distance around a hoop house you run the risk of killing your chickens that touch that electric fence wire .High voltage "weed burners" can jump a fence. Here is an old thread where someone used a charger too powerful for his fence.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/warning-electric-fence-death.322782/#post-3950004

 
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went out to feed this morning and could see a dog at my chicken coop. Learned yesterday this same dog and another killed another flock west of me.
 

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Also this morning most of my Muscovy's are gone, that's 15! No feathers anywhere!
 

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