Deer deterrent entanglement
One discovery I've made
recently on the rotisserie
motor deer deterrent is
that 14 gauge galvinized wire is too thin of a material to suspend the
clanger from. It's not stiff enough to resist medium to high winds,
which can shift things in such a way that you experience deer deterrent
entanglement.
This happend in the past, and
each time I was able to catch it to prevent motor burn out but
this most recent event occurred while we were
on vacation.
The lesson learned is to use
12 gauge wire or thicker when suspending the clanging material for the
rotisserie motor deer deterrent.
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