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<blockquote data-quote="Browneye" data-source="post: 495955" data-attributes="member: 1051"><p>I think KDM is on the right track. I have electric fenced for many years but never for deer. I would do some youtubing. Years back I saw a video about deer fence that made alot of sense to me. Same concept as the slanted concept KDM talked about basically instead of making the fence all vertical the guy I watched used at least 5 wires but a couple of them were a couple feet to one side of the rest making the fence wider rather than a single vertical fence they might try to jump. I got alot of my supplies from premier1supplies.com&nbsp; They also sell a type of little bottle caps with a cotton insert that you can dribble apple scented liquid on and then hang on the hot wire. Whether its livestock or deer once they get hit once or twice from a good powerful energizer they will steer clear of the area. Now days there are a lot of good energizers on the market but having enough ground rods and a good grounding system is very important to how much zap you are going to get.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Browneye, post: 495955, member: 1051"] I think KDM is on the right track. I have electric fenced for many years but never for deer. I would do some youtubing. Years back I saw a video about deer fence that made alot of sense to me. Same concept as the slanted concept KDM talked about basically instead of making the fence all vertical the guy I watched used at least 5 wires but a couple of them were a couple feet to one side of the rest making the fence wider rather than a single vertical fence they might try to jump. I got alot of my supplies from premier1supplies.com They also sell a type of little bottle caps with a cotton insert that you can dribble apple scented liquid on and then hang on the hot wire. Whether its livestock or deer once they get hit once or twice from a good powerful energizer they will steer clear of the area. Now days there are a lot of good energizers on the market but having enough ground rods and a good grounding system is very important to how much zap you are going to get. [/QUOTE]

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