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It seems so: > we instead use sound to replicate a fence line with a pulse used during the initial training period to help a cow understand the meaning of soun
by krab 6y ago
It seems so:
> we instead use sound to replicate a fence line with a pulse used during the initial training period to help a cow understand the meaning of sound
- tantalor 6y ago"Pulse" is extremely vague. A pulse of what? Electric shock?
- hammock 6y agoYes, they are trying to be euphemistic. These are dog collars made for cows.
- LeifCarrotson 6y agoYes, the sound of a pulse of electricity similar to the fence they're already familiar with. Cows are typically kept in pens with high-voltage electric fencing. The energizer fires a 3,000V pulse, lasting about 300 microseconds, every second or two. This 1Hz impulse is often audible as a repetitive hum if you stand near the wire. By replicating the sound I expect you could suggest the cattle move somewhere else.
- 4043D 6y agomy cows are too smart for electric fences. i set one up to separate 2 herds with a bull in each herd. the bulls will fight if the ladies are in season. they watched me set up the fence worked out that I placed the control box up at the same time the the fence got all zappy they pulled all the wires out of the control box. Cows are a lot smarter than people give them credit for.