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    #13
    Since we're on the topic of sheep and "Predators".....

    The only wolves you have to worry about here are the ones in sheep's clothing....

    Geez, I wish I had something of value to add, oh well, it's Friday.

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      #14
      Originally posted by woodland View Post
      Sheepwheat would making the top barb wire hot help with keeping the coyotes from climbing it?
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      You'd have to make the second wire a ground and hope they touched both at once.

      Coyotes can and will climb but thats not their instinct. They go under first. For sheep I've built 5 strand barb wire fence with bottom wire 2 inches off the ground, then put a hot wire between bottom and second wire at about 6 or 7 inches, both coyotes and sheep when wanting to go through will try right where the hot wire is, works good and trains them both fast. If you can either run a weed wiper under the fence a couple times a year or roundup to help keep power from shorting out. Page wire is a pain in the but to stretch and fix and coyotes will dig under.

      You also need high power fencer than for cattle.

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        #15
        Got some grass fed merino lambs to go will get some pics Monday at shearing hopefully straight of the board.

        $6.70 per kg dressed apparently

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