Don't use Clorox, it will just attract more

How is your E fence constructed?

I can tell right off you are about to get over my head with this electricity stuff. Its not hard to do.

Solar charger. Rectangle shaped. Each strand runs completely around. T post with insulators. Corners are wood with doughnut insulators. 2 copper grounds about 6' down and 10' apart. Nothing touching wire.

No, I know enough about electricity to know not to touch it. I did put a few up some time ago but it was in a triangle shape. It was some kit. I did expand it. It was 3 wires. 2 outside, bottom was about 10" off the ground, top was about 24". The wire on the inside was about 3' inside the first one and at 18". I remember thinking this will never work because you could step over it. But it did. It was a pulse charger though. I had it around soybeans. Kept them out until they got about 6' tall. Took it down and bean were gone in 2 weeks. It was about an acre. I did the same thing with a 10 acre field but realized it was more trouble than I wanted to fool with.

I just re-read your post and to explain mine more mine was a 3 wire system. The wires made a triangle shape.

call over Vernon Tull, let him hunt in the garden..... there won't be a deer for miles!

May only need a picture of him.

I took some metal electric fence post and tied aluminum plates to the top with a foot long string so the plates would beat on the post with the wind to try and run the dang turkeys out. Good idea, but it didn't work.

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Yall quit pick'in on Veron. Wonder if he's thought of bottling his deer repellant?

Just park anything but a Bad Boy Buggie with some used hunting clothes on it they haven't been sprayed down with dead down wind or a scent locker suit. That will keep the deer away according to the pros on the Outdoor Channel.

This is exactly what I was gonna post. All the way thru the friend that told me

Does milorganite work

Did you try putting a ground wire in between live wires? That's so they make the connection. I put a picture of Perchjerker in my corn crib this year and the rats brought back the corn they stole last year.