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Electric Fence by Animal

Protect your farm by animal

Different animals need different fence designs. Start with the animal, explore a practical configuration, then plan a system around your land.
Protect your farm by animal

What animal are you trying to keep out or contain?

Crops & wildlifeLivestockAquaculture & specialty farms

Crops & wildlife

Keep out

Monkey

Durian · banana · papaya · fruit orchards

Plan around climbing and overhead access before choosing an energizer for your orchard.

Explore guide
Keep out

Wild boar

Oil palm · vegetables · orchards

Start with low contact wires and a complete boundary around vulnerable crops.

Explore guide
Keep out

Elephant

Forest-edge agriculture · specialist planning

A specialist wildlife project, starting with local conflict evidence and a safe fence alignment.

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Livestock

Contain

Cattle / cow

Livestock boundaries · rotational grazing

Plan a visible, maintained boundary and introduce cattle to it in a controlled setting.

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Contain

Goat & sheep

Small livestock · grazing paddocks

Closer low wires and reliable contact help address small animals and insulating coats.

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Aquaculture & specialty farms

Keep out

Otter

Fish & prawn farms · facility perimeters

Assess the complete aquaculture perimeter, including banks, drains and physical barriers.

Explore guide
Keep out

Monitor lizard

Fish · prawn · poultry farms

Start with physical exclusion and attractant control; do not assume electric wire is a proven solution.

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Keep out

Bear / apiary

Apiaries · honey farms · international guidance

Protect the entire hive area using a locally reviewed bear-deterrent design.

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Keep out

Swiftlet farm predators

Swiftlet buildings · access-route assessment

Identify whether the intruder flies, climbs or enters through a gap before selecting protection.

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A deterrent, not a trap

Use only a compliant, purpose-built pulsed fence energizer. Never connect mains directly to wire, use continuous-current homemade equipment, or electrify barbed wire. Fit visible warning signs at access points and as required locally. Keep gates safe and switch off before maintenance. Never connect two energizers to the same fence circuit.