Texas/New Mexico Stateline | Well, we don't get 40 inches a year, but can keep cattle on wheat pasture with hot fences all over the country. They key is 1) buy one with enough joules to do some good which will cost dollars and 2) put in a GOOD ground rod. We can get by with one 8' copper clad ground. But in other parts of the country that are rocky and dry you may have to put in several. They cost <$20 for a ground, put them in.
I've seen too many guys try to ground to a t-post or a rusty rebar and wonder why they can't keep cattle in when it is dry.
I've had good luck with "Old Timer" made in Cherokee OK, or Gallagher products. M600 will be HOT on a half section single wire fence.
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