CindyinSD
All will be well, and that will be well is well.
A lot of folks keep their pigs corralled with a two-strand electric fence. It’s my understanding that it works great. One YouTuber trained them to the e-fence by setting up the e-fence a few inches inside a conventional fenced paddock. They would hit the e-fence, get a shock, then be turned back in by the conventional fence. Otherwise, I guess they tend to run through when they feel the shock.
BTW, I’ve gotten shocked many times (careless, clumsy) on my cattle fence. I wouldn’t say it hurts, exactly. You just REALLY don’t want to do that again. The unpleasant sensation lasts only as long as the pulse but the memory sure keeps you away from that wire unless you’re kind of a klutz like me.
BTW, I’ve gotten shocked many times (careless, clumsy) on my cattle fence. I wouldn’t say it hurts, exactly. You just REALLY don’t want to do that again. The unpleasant sensation lasts only as long as the pulse but the memory sure keeps you away from that wire unless you’re kind of a klutz like me.
I think my cows are smarter than me. They hardly ever get “stung.” Only when they’re pressing in on me, excited about treats with the WIRE between us. Even then, you can count the times they’ve touched it on one hand.
