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Re: Can animals hear an electric fence?
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Posted by IA Roy on December 30, 2006 at 19:23:26 from (71.7.25.186):
In Reply to: Re: Can animals hear an electric fence? posted by Steve Crum on December 30, 2006 at 13:53:29:
When I was a kid 40 years ago, one evening I was checking the electric fence around the yard that kept the milk cow in after chores. We used a neon fence tester. One end had a ground peg like a nail. When I got the other end about 4 inches from the wire, the neon started to glow. Electricity was going through the air. I went to an electrical seminar once, and they told us the difference between wet hooves and dry shoes or rubber boots as to electrical resistance from hot to ground.
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