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sully
Posts: 20
Joined: Sun Mar 21, 2004 8:49 pm
Location: Chrisney Indiana

This is my first attempt at posting a picture so please bare with me.
This is my 4th year with this experiment and so far its 100 %. I used 4 in pvc and end caps. The hardware cloth was put on with J clips. The wire is direct burial so it does not have to be in conduit. I drilled 2 in holes in the end caps and then cut them and the pvc in half. Then I glued and clamped them around the pole with hose clamps. The electric fence charger is located inside the shed 50 ft away.
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Sully, Great job on the predator guard!!!!! And great job also posting the photo! Looks like a wonderful place you have there!!!!Thanks for showing us your idea!
Al Denton
Posts: 1468
Joined: Tue Nov 11, 2003 7:31 pm
Location: Carolina Shores NC
Martin Colony History: New site and housing for 2018...Trendsetter 12. 1 pair of subs. Fledged 5...2019...11 pairs

That should do the trick unless you have a snake that's a good jumper :) Looks nice Sully.
2018-new site...1 pair
2019-11 pairs
2020-15 pairs
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