Posted by pat sublett on April 01, 2016 at 15:15:09 from (108.223.135.219):
In Reply to: Invisible Fence posted by formenwhogrow on March 30, 2016 at 08:21:17:
I burried one around 10 acres of rocky hilly terrain. I took a Tractor supply 3 point single ripper, cost less than $200 as I recall. I put a small cable reel on the top and welded a piece of 3/4 inch pipe bent with a conduit bender on the back of the shank. I used regular #12 THW wire. It took less than 2 hours to bury it. I was shocked at the little amount of effort that it took to train them. one of them got out soon after I put it in, chasing something. He came back to the fence and started howling. I had to shut the fence off and carry him back across. He has never been out since. I don't know if the fence still works. I havent tested it in a year But so far as they are concerned, it works.
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