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I am getting a electric fence energizer that can give a good shock, enough to make a raccoon not come back for a loong time. What would be a good voltage? We have a HUGE raccoon around, about the size of a small beagle. But at the same time we have cats, curious ones, as well as 2 small dogs and one larger one. I do not know much about electric fences, and would like to be as safe as possible! Anyone have suggestions?
 
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Simba was holding his paws while sleeping today!:love And of course Cargo had to say hi.
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Why you should never get near wild animals: My mom went on a walk today downtown. She saw a huge herd of elk near the golf course. She went around them and noticed a bunch of people getting really close to the herd. Then up ahead she saw a man sitting on the ground with his head in his hands and he was vomiting profusely. Then a woman came up and lifted the back of his shirt off. There was a huge puncture wound bleeding through his shirt. Then an ambulance pulled up and put him on a stretcher. They determined he got too close to the herd and got stabbed by one of the bulls.
certainty of death small chance of success, what are we waiting for? Ouch
 
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I am getting a electric fence energizer that can give a good shock, enough to make a raccoon not come back for a loong time. What would be a good voltage? We have a HUGE raccoon around, about the size of a small beagle. But at the same time we have cats, curious ones, as well as 2 small dogs and one larger one. I do not know much about electric fences, and would like to be as safe as possible! Anyone have suggestions?

Sorry but I have no idea.
 
I will, Bella. I'm really sorry!!! Prayers for Jill and you!:hugs :hugs :hugs :hugs :hugs  


I am sending prayers right now. Please make it, Jill! :hugs


Thanks you two! :hugs

Jill has pendulous crop, and left untreated she has a maximum of three weeks to live. The only way the vet would have been able to treat it would have been surgically, and even then the vet wasn't very optimistic that it would help. So my mom bought a "crop bra" for Jill because there was lots of good reviews and outcomes from it.
 
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