Deer weren't a problem for me but spiders and birds was another story.callmefence":lgrqnvas said:Deer and such will drive you crazy with the motion sensor alarms. Use the ones with the magnetic sensor and bed the sensor in clean sand.
Mighty mule surprisingly makes a decent one.
Farm Fence Solutions":3t229gyh said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Mouth_Cur
We've been getting along well with this brand. They last 10-12 years before they need replacing.
tom4018":1kr2ki3a said:Farm Fence Solutions":1kr2ki3a said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Mouth_Cur
We've been getting along well with this brand. They last 10-12 years before they need replacing.
We have a couple of those but when in the shop/man cave you can't hear them. They stay over by the house. Wanted something that would go off in the shop.
callmefence":3tukxi77 said:Deer and such will drive you crazy with the motion sensor alarms. Use the ones with the magnetic sensor and bed the sensor in clean sand.
Mighty mule surprisingly makes a decent one.
Workinonit Farm":1wdi5w89 said:callmefence":1wdi5w89 said:Deer and such will drive you crazy with the motion sensor alarms. Use the ones with the magnetic sensor and bed the sensor in clean sand.
Mighty mule surprisingly makes a decent one.
A man that we did some work for, has a set up like that. He has a circular/horse-shoe driveway and he has a sensor at both entrances and they are magnetic. It is the metal of a vehicle that sets it off, not by motion. I do not know what brand his system is. We have been thinking about doing something similar.
sim.-ang.king":3b11fkgp said:A good dog would be cheaper. Most of our best alarms just showed up at our backdoor one day.
True Grit Farms":exgk0ttt said:Leave the gate shut or some idiot will drive through it, and by 3 no trespassing signs and try and sell you something a mile back in the middle of your property. I need a driveway alarm so I can be standing on the pond dam with my shotgun.