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<blockquote data-quote="Lee VanRoss" data-source="post: 1650531" data-attributes="member: 40072"><p>The formula I use is one 8' ground rod per 2 to 3 joulues ... 6 to 8 foot apart Prefer 10 joules and up.</p><p>Rule #1 Never as in No Way ever let a wire down and encourage a cow to go over the wire "unless you</p><p>are training them to jump" Cut the wire if you must or get them to a gate. With the exception of 'sale barn'</p><p>stock, given adequate food and water they will most likely stay in even with a blown fuse or wire down.</p><p>Caveat "I realize there may be a cow who never read Rule # 1"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lee VanRoss, post: 1650531, member: 40072"] The formula I use is one 8' ground rod per 2 to 3 joulues ... 6 to 8 foot apart Prefer 10 joules and up. Rule #1 Never as in No Way ever let a wire down and encourage a cow to go over the wire "unless you are training them to jump" Cut the wire if you must or get them to a gate. With the exception of 'sale barn' stock, given adequate food and water they will most likely stay in even with a blown fuse or wire down. Caveat "I realize there may be a cow who never read Rule # 1" [/QUOTE]
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