Electric Fence Netting And Charger Install!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- I install an electric fence charger and netting in this episode. #electricfence #fencecharger #diy
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I think that bull needs to go to freezer camp! He’s always coming over to your house , this would make it his permanent home!
I came here to say that. He’s become a nuisance and he’s damaged your crops. He’s beef.
I wish it was that easy. I don't want tensions with neighbors or legal issues. I do have rights, but you open up a can of worms when doing that.
@@TKCLactually the owner of the bull is fully liable if he can’t keep him off your property. At least that was the law when I lived on a farm.
@@TKCL 🙋🏽♂️🙋🏽♂️🙋🏽♂️ I can take care of it. I don't live there 🤔🤔🤔
Andrew. You can pee on it to test it.
I can't tell you how much I love and appreciate your videos. It's really important for people to do things themselves nowadays because you can't depend on anyone in your videos help enable a lot of people to be self-sufficient.
Glad you enjoyed it and find them helpful.
Hopefully i clicked the link right, i was actually just about to pull the trigger on electric netting from vevor and was going to look back in your videos for a affiliate link, much easier this way! Thanks as always for an informative video!
Perfect! Hopefully you seen the discount code as well.
@@TKCL Sure did! Thanks!
I was shopping for netting fence this week, and I found on Amazon an electric net gate for net fencing . It looks easy to use.
It's neat stuff
Hi Andrew, hope your electric fence dose the job!! 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦
Me too! 🤞
Awesome video. 😊
I think for deer you’ll need a six foot tall double fence about 3ft gap in between so the deer won’t jump over not sure on the gap ft but it’s better to do this cause they will jump over one fence but if you have another they fear getting stuck
After several years I've yet to have one jump our single 5ft fence. It's working well.
@@TKCL I believe you I was just warning you for I’ve seen others who say they had it happen and had to get creative
Ruger may let you know its hot when he takes a wizz
I hope not, I've been watching him.
@@TKCLhe will only do it once.
Not gonna lie, I’m a little disappointed that you didn’t test it out manually ⚡️⚡️💥😂
No happening lol
@@TKCL it would make a great video title and get you lots of views, this is your job now man 😂😂😂😂
Nice video...great info....just hope it will keep the neighbor's bull out of the garden.
I hope so too
Hi, Andrew! This was quite interesting. Here in North Carolina ground rods and posts are so hard to drive through our rocky, red clay compacted soil.
We are very fortunate here with our soil.
سلام وبتوفيق تحية من المغرب❤❤
Quick question: has Ruger "tested" it yet (lol)?
Nope, he tends to leave things alone.
The dog and the bull will learn in short order. It will be a shocking experience.
It will, although I've been watching Ruger.
Premier 1 has netted fences and chargers strong enough to run them. You can buy the fence by species lol.
We mostly just use 2 wires and a a few solar chargers. Works for our horses, pigs, goats, and keeps our livestock guardian dogs in and the wild pigs, neighbors cows, stray dogs, and coyotes out. We have some seriously thick hot wire around the property perimeter (came with the property) that has wiring run underground and goes to our tackroom where the electrical box is. Has a seperate switch for it. We dont have it reconnected back up to a electic charger because we haven't really needed it. The animals seem to respect our solar chargers and we get lots of storms that knock out power and the solar will still be working.
I've heard of that company several times.
Has Ruger discovered electricity the hard way yet?
Not yet
As of right, I learned how to not be on the fence but I wasn't told not to be on the ground rod next to the house where the controller was , major ouch for the little Joe 😔
I've got stories myself.
Oh it only tickles.
Free range steak!
Did you forget an entrance/exit access point?
Nope, first rod is tied up with a loop in the rope. Remove it, pull the first fiberglass rod and walk in.
Andrew, You can pee on it to test it and save $5.00
Not happening
Don’t your deer jump over low fencing like that
They respect the fence our garden has been up for years and no deer in it thus far 🤞
Heck just touch the fence and save you 5 bucks 🤷🏽♂️
At least we could call him Sparky then cash 😂
@@robertmalis4493 lmfao
hold my rootbeeer! ive got this!
@@AdamDeal-KF0PRI 🫣🫣🫣 let's see those gigawatts 🫣🫣🫣
@@5150cash im not scared ive touched plenty of electric fences!
Florida Statues are:
588.16 Authority to impound livestock running at large or strays.-It shall be the duty of the sheriff or her or his deputies or designees, or any other law enforcement officer of the county, the county animal control center, or state highway patrol officers, where livestock is found to be running at large or straying, to take up, confine, hold, and impound any such livestock, to be disposed of as hereinafter provided.
588.21 Duty of commissioners to provide places for impounding of livestock and transportation of same.-The county commissioners of the several counties of Florida shall establish and maintain pounds or suitable places for the keeping of any livestock taken up and impounded hereunder until the same shall be sold, redeemed, or otherwise disposed of, which pounds or other suitable places may be a part of or operated in conjunction with a county animal control center. In any case, such county commissioners shall provide truck transportation for the impounded animals.
It's a very long story. Sheriff and stockyard are already involved. Stock yard has been unsuccessful in capturing the bull.
Rookie... you didn't even zap yourself once. ;-)
good info here
Did you finger check it? Lol. You always gotta give it a tap. ☝️⚡️
Negative! I'm not that brave!
@@TKCL ahh, it tickles a little. 🤣
Just found your channel, whereabouts in Florida are you located I'm in Southport?
Up near Tallahassee
Could you use that sort of fence to temporarily stop neighbor's cows from visiting you? I mean, if it works and is not expensive:)))
It would be very expensive to run our entire property. I need to invest in a good wire fence.
I was totally waiting for you to touch the fence too 😂. Thank you for the information Andrew
Lol
Poor practice in how you ran your ground. If the first clamp fails you lose both grounds. Better to run a single wire so if one fails it doesn't affect the other ground.
Explain that as two wires are clamped into a single connection??? It's not the first ground failing, it's the connection of the two by clamp and highly unlikely. A simple twist of the two wires together improves this.
get a temp corral with a one way shoot entrance and a cow in season.
We've already caught the bull twice
I have only used separate lines. Best is if you can hang old license plates tin can lids, etc. on the wire every so often. If you are fencing in animals, and need to train a new batch to the fence, spread a teaspoon of peanut button on those ornaments (turn off the fence charger first, and don't forget to turn it back on after).
The dangling objects attract attention, helping them see the fence. Sometimes that is enough to stimulate their curiosity. If not, the smell of peanut butter usually gets them to sniff and lick at the license plate. That teaches them not to mess with the fence.
In addition, a license plate or two on a length of fence acting as a gate across the road is helpful to prevent folks driving tractors, motorcycles, atvs, etc. thru the fence.
yall dont go tellin lies right now... every time he was pointing at the netting yall was hopin he would get tagged werent ya?
Lol I would get mad views! 🤣
@@TKCL you already know that fence is about to feature prominently in several of the donos in your next live stream. Gona be up there with the belly flop donos
Great video, just one suggestion. I know this is temporary fence so it’s not as critical, but it’s best practice to use galvanized ground rods since most electric fence wire is galvanized. Using two dissimilar metals will cause galvanic corrosion and ultimately lead to loss of connection or very poor connection at the ground. Just for future reference.
Valid point
If nothing else, you got some content from the rogue bull.
Not the content I want. I spent more than I'll ever make.
That bull is in for a memorable experience. I seen a bull pee on an electric line. Didn't know a Bull could scream... and the look in it's eyes... yeah, it never came near the fence again.
I need it to respect my property
Hopefully the section that is still rolled up isn't electrifying your normal fence. It seems like it was touching
It isn't close at all. A several inch gap is left.
You know it is just a matter of time before Ruger gets zapped. Neighbor needs to hire a cowboy.
We've had professional cowboys here twice. Both times were a complete failure. Twice the bull was darted and it failed. I'm so over it.
Good day to all.
Good afternoon
Electric fences are great Andrew a lot of people use a chicken tractor and put the netting around the chicken tractor. Great video as usual.
Tractor is on my to do list.
@@TKCL you will absolutely love the way your eggs taste when they free range
Andrew pull a long piece of green grass an lay it on the electric netting, you'll feel the water in the grass vibration.
Nice! Didn't know that!
@@TKCLthat how I used to check if the electrical fence was on. Yea you’ll get a little bite but not like if you grab it direct.
How are you going to keep Ruger from touching the fence?
So far he hasn't got near it. Fences don't seem to interest him.
Dogs learn fast, at least if the dog is smarter than your average rock. Mine got bit on the nose by the fence one time. A loud yelp, and now she won't get closer than about 3 feet to it. This is one of the reasons fences are pulsed and not energized continuously. The other has to do with how the charger electronics boost the voltage (takes time to charge the capacitor, then when it reaches a certain point it discharges into the fence).
@@JCWren Thanks for the information. I won't be concerned about Ruger now.
As a cheap -a farmer I have picked up a lot of used /removed wood highline poles they have a copper wire running up along them i ground my fencer to them and even running a 2nd wire (sometimes barbed wire some smooth) along underneath the hot where an animal will put its head between them and get both wires i have also used the Plastic pipe that oil company's use to transfer water long distances (they abandoned MILES of it in our area) is about a 1/4 in thick so a good insulator for t-post corners i admit it i like to do some stuff Cheap:)
"A bull? Nope, haven't seen it... while you're here, I'm about to pull a brisket out of the smoker. Would you like to take some home for dinner?"
When that garden has been harvested you could put your chickens out there and they would be save from predators.
I know you talked about not wanting to put netting up because of your wind. Try taking fishing line and zigzag it across your garden. It messes with the birds vision and they don’t know where to land.
Getting bit by an electric fence is something you don’t ever forget. You need to set up a game camera to record critter encounters with it.
You got that right