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Re: Temporary movable elecric fencing
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Posted by Lee in MN on October 23, 2006 at 08:44:53 from (64.61.214.135):
In Reply to: Temporary movable elecric fencing posted by CB in central NY on October 23, 2006 at 08:08:59:
You can run a double wire, about 2" apart. Use the top wire as a 'hot' and the bottom wire as the ground connected to the ground pole on your fencer. Animals need to touch both wires to get a shock. I've used this system for years here in central MN since the ground often freezes 6 ft deep and grounding temporary fence can be an issue. You can buy connections to go on your fence that support a double wire system (check out the Country Supply catalog).
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