Posted by bison on August 22, 2014 at 08:57:32 from (69.168.144.135):
In Reply to: update: stupid cows posted by Dick2 on August 22, 2014 at 08:05:37:
I had a cow that was always in the hay yard,only way for her to get in was trough 4 strand electric.
I strung 3 more strands in between and one more on top and stretched all of them tight as a piano wire. Strands were about 6" appart. Then i stayed around and to watch what she would do.
Well by gosh that cow must like electric shocks.
After a while she walked up to the fence and pushed her nose trough, she had to strain hard to get her head then the shoulders the front legs the belly but she kept at it til she was trough, all the while twitching in time with the electr pulses.
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