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A virtual fence creates a no-go area by manipulating the “Landscape of Fear” of a specific species. The virtual fence is designed to act like a territorial boundary in the mind of a target animal. Territorial boundaries are respected by potential intruders out of fear of retribution (punishment or death) by the territory owner.
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| Mixed deterrents and repellents |
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| Baboon |
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| Crops |
| Livestock |
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| South Africa |
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| https://www.sanparks.org/assets/docs/conservation/scientific_new/savanna/ssnm2016/virtual-fencing-as-a-strategy-for-baboon-management.pdf |
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| phil@hwsolutions.co.za |
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