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Do-It-Yourself Invisible Fence
Randy Craig, Alexandria, Ky., came up with a simple and inexpensive way to install invisible underground electronic fence, which uses radio signals to activate shock collars worn by animals that are fenced in.
He uses a chain saw equipped with an old chain to make a 3-in. deep cut all the way around his yard. T
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Do-It-Yourself Invisible Fence FENCING Miscellaneous 26-6-33 Randy Craig, Alexandria, Ky., came up with a simple and inexpensive way to install invisible underground electronic fence, which uses radio signals to activate shock collars worn by animals that are fenced in.
He uses a chain saw equipped with an old chain to make a 3-in. deep cut all the way around his yard. Then he runs the fence wire through a piece of 1/4-in. dia. curved metal tubing. He sticks the tubing down into the trench and pulls it toward him by hand to bury the wire.
"You do have to plan ahead to make sure there are no obstructions in your way. But it works great and doesn't cost much to do," he notes.
Contact: Randy D. Craig, 5011-S Shaw Hess Rd., Alexandria, Ky. 41001 (ph 859 635-1131).
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