Danofarming, Years ago when we had a big garden on a lake, no kids around, we built a electric fence using a 10,000 volt transformer from a oil furnace. Took care of coons,but when a skunk hit it, it woke me from a dead sleep, it sprayed all over the place. We had trouble with a black bear,so we set a trap in the corn patch, it got the bear,but kinda pizzed him off, he tore the whole corn patch down and left a nice steaming calling card in his tracks, he kept the trap. Like I said it was years ago when no one lived around us, wouldn't try it now days,too much of a chance of a child or anything else getting hurt or killed by it. So we use a electric fence charger from Farm and Fleet to guard the garden. LOU
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