Electrode separator for deer repellent device
OwnerKeith M. Betzeninventor
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In order to deter pest animals, particularly deer, from a protected area, a portable, wireless, shock producing, animal repelling and training device is provided having two or more bare electrodes and having an electrode separator which maintains the electrodes in close proximity to each other and insulated from each other, while allowing full exposure of the electrodes to the target animal and while greatly reducing the chances that the device will be discharged by the electrodes contacting each other or by precipitation. The animal control device is deployed such that the target pest animals in the protected area will be attracted to touch the device and so will contact the electrodes, receive an electric shock, and be frightened from the area. Target animals will then continue to avoid the protected area because of a scarecrow effect provided by the presence of the device.
A shock-producing, animal repelling and training device comprising a field unit with a protective housing and having support means to position said device in a protected area and to support a plurality of crisscrossing, bare electrodes arranged so that a target animal touching said electrodes will complete the circuit between said electrodes and so receive an electric shock, and with said device having a means to maintain a predetermined voltage across said electrodes,
A method of repelling and training target animals comprising the steps of:
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