motion sensor lighting

ga_goat

Songster
9 Years
Apr 7, 2010
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Lowndes County Ga
I have had a serious preditor problem here , and will probably always will have. My problem is the land behind mine , it is undeveloped land and is too low to be much else and there is 1200 acres of it , 3 of them are mine have 8 good hi & dry and 3 swamp .
I was unable to keep up with the critters with my 3 walk in traps , so I went to a local electrical contractor that I know and got some scrap conduint , put it up around the edge of all 5 of my pens and put a motion sensor fixture at the corners 5 of them , when the critters get near enough the light comes on and they run off . Some will get used to it but now the walkin traps can keep up with those who do .
 
They'll get used to the lights coming on if no consequences ensue really quick! Plus, that only woks with night time predators! Try fencing in your pens with electric fencing, fairly cheap and VERY effective!
 
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I think like thomas edision electricity can do so many things for you. Lights do not scare animals unless they've never seen one. Shock them.
 
You could try hooking up a strobe light to the motion sensors, that would probably keep them away, just a thought.
 
I guess I forgot the 3 strands of electric fence already there and they still get in , biggest problem are 2 trees each in the 2 of the pens and they are locked to trees outside the pens , hate to loose shade but guess I need to cut the locked ones at the fence line maby that would do more good than lights . The 3 I would have to cut are only about 20 ft tall , oh well the goats will eat good for a couple of days .
 

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