GeneMO said: (quoted from post at 19:08:05 05/04/10) See how long it takes to get the horses to drink out of an electric waterer that has shorted out and shocks them each time they try to drink.
dont ask how I know
Gene
Have two horses in a paddock with electric fence and a water tank with drink bowl backed up to the outside with the bowl inside. There was a big wind and/or the ground flexed a little as it dried and the fence sagged a little to where it would get against the tank in a breeze. They looked thirsty when I checked them but there was water in the bowl. I went to taste it to see if someone had put something in and LOOKOUT!!!!!!!!!!!!.
One drank right away, but the other would lick the water that she spilled off the ground. Had to move the tank away and and put it back in a different spot before braveheart would take a drink.
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