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I believe they can sense the electricity when they get close. We have a large portable enclosure that was put in to deter bears from our bees. (Put in after we lost everything last year when a hungry bear destroyed our two hives and killed the queens). The bears can sense when the current is on and stay away. I suspect the raccoons are the same.
Last night they came back twice but after sniffing around the wire they left. I hope that is the end of it but I will have to make sure the grass is kept cut so as not to short out the wires. Also the charger does make a fairly loud "click" every second or two when it energizes the wire. If I can hear it certainly they can too.
Last night they came back twice but after sniffing around the wire they left. I hope that is the end of it but I will have to make sure the grass is kept cut so as not to short out the wires. Also the charger does make a fairly loud "click" every second or two when it energizes the wire. If I can hear it certainly they can too.


He was defiant to the point of violence when he got frustrated. There were numerous holes that he had punched in his wall, and he also took a knife to his wall/ceiling. When he went away on his first mission trip at the age of 15, I took that summer and repaired all the damage, repainted, put down new carpet, so he came home to a new room. He is now a full time youth pastor, and often fills in for our senior pastor, has become a son to be truly proud of. All things are possible with God.