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RE: Keeping the Critters Out!

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Posted by: rattay at Sun Aug 1 12:25:29 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rattay ]  
   

I'll post some pics shortly of something I installed last weekend. Where I live, there are raccoons, possums, foxes and coyotes that regularly visit the neighborhood. They don't seem that interested in the turtles and tortoises but more directed towards my neighbors chickens, gheese and other more delectable prey. However, as a precaution, I installed solar powered electric fence.

So far this technique works well for my friends that keep Koi that were high up on the raccoon prey list. I expect this will do well and it was not difficult to put up.


   

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