Gobble gobble

[RobArb]

I'll have one too, feed her up nice, I've got 15 to feed this year:biggrin:

 

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[slack ma girdle]

I can see the foxs lining up with spotted hankies tied around their necks, a knife and fork in each paw, and licking their lips:D

 

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[Marko]

Just ordered an automatic door opener/closer for our next batch of woodland chucks. Hopefully they will get the idea quickly and get inside as soon as the motor starts to make a noise.

[RobRainford]

The cats found them, and subsequently felt the effect of the electric fence, hehe.

 

[RobRainford]

Getting big buggers now!

 

[Pooch0151]

I thinks it will be Christmas for the fox rob put them in a shed m8 cos thay will go

[kev7937]

The guy I got my chickens from reckons those fences are very effective and he's not had one get in yet.

 

Anyone here had any problems with em ?

 

 

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[fergusonforestry]

glad i don't live next to you had a couple on the estate i used to work on noisy sods! haha

[likeitorlumpit]

Thats amazing such a short fence can keep mr fox out. We had them climb a 6ft fence no problem. I assume they get a zap on the nose and then just stay away.

[RobRainford]

The guy I got my chickens from reckons those fences are very effective and he's not had one get in yet.

 

Anyone here had any problems with em ?

 

 

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I've seen a fox go up to the fence and get within a few feet. But then he slowly walked away. We've been told they can sense the electric fence and it deters them. It gives a hell of a belt so if they do get a zap they will learn quick enough. The fence is recommended by Kelly bronze for this purpose and its been good for us. Easy to move around. It's hooked up to the mains too!