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We lost a good friend today who worked for us in customer service with a company we deal with that sells electric fence products.... Really upsetting to come to know a person as a friend and also someone we depended on for our business needs. We wish her the best in her future. We hope to talk to her soon and will give here a great reference if needed. We hope we can be great at customer service, process your order fast, and make sure you have the right fencer for your farm.

Today we had a sizable order for electric fence chargers and fencing components for a primate zoo facility in Texas. Its to keep in several non human species of primates.  It was for Born Free. Please visit there website to donate and to learn more about apes, other animals, and what they do. www.bornfreeusa.org and http://www.bornfreeusa.org/sanctuary/ The Sanctuary provides nonhuman primates as high a quality of life as they can, with as little human interference as needed to maintain their proper care. The 186-acre sanctuary, located near San Antonio, Texas, is home to more than 600 individuals, many of whom were rescued...

When natures calling, don't be stalling. Use your comman sense! When you got to go, find a place to explode, just don't wiz on the electric fence! There are many videos available online of idiots peeing on electric fences.... What are these stupid people thinking? It can do serious damage to your parts if it doesnt make you lose your sex function. Most people in these videos are young men and boys... Please don't wiz on an electric fence!

By Kathy Voth  /   December 1, 2014  /   1 Comment It’s that time of year when we’re all trying to figure out a gift that fits the person we’re buying for and that shares the message, “You’re special to me.” Here are some suggestions to make that easier. Books From On Pasture Authors and Friends Chip Hines Some of our On Pasture readers have told us that they like Chip’s articles the best. In fact, some of the articles we’ve shared with you are excerpts from the books he has written. Chip shares his unique experience and understanding of the challenges...

There's a trick of trade from the old days for testing the electric fence without using a tester and without grabbing the wire with your bare hand. What you'll need to get is a longer piece of green grass about 8 or so inches long. Squat down to a knee, pinch one end of the blade of grass between your thumb and index finger and lay the other end on the fence wire. You should feel a slight ping in the blade of grass. As you move the blade of grass inwards the ping will get stronger, so be wary...