Posted by notjustair on January 02, 2016 at 18:06:26 from (70.195.6.101):
Well, we had it all wrong.
I took my A/C tester and started at the plug. It tested fine. I went to the end of the extension cord. It tested fine. I swapped testers and went front the ground hole on the extension cord to Mother Earth. No stray voltage.
I was completely puzzled. I had the heater cord itself running in two inch pvc so the hogs wouldn't chew it. I have it tied (baling wire) to the fence. I grabbed the wire to untwist it and got bitten. The electric fence at the other end of the pen was picking up volts through a snow drift and taking it to the hog panel fence which is put in with wooden posts. That whole run had a little zip going through it. There was ice all of the way down that pvc connecting it to the water.
It was literally a perfect storm of circumstances to make it happen.
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