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Nio Nyx
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
So I bought this Aooccder Cattle Prod… not because I have cows wandering through my yard… but just in case I ever need a little extra protection. Obviously… I’m not about to try this on myself or anything living… so I did what any reasonable person would do and tested it on an orange. That poor orange never had a chance. The zap hit… the peel burned… and I swear I could hear it whisper its final words. So yeah… it works.The fact that it extends is useful. When it’s collapsed… it’s easy to stash away… but when you stretch it out… you get some extra distance if you ever need it. The pole itself feels a little flimsy when it’s fully extended though… I wouldn’t go swinging it around expecting it to take a hit. But if I ever had to use this as a backup defense tool… I’d probably collapse it and use the handle. It’s actually pretty solid when it’s not stretched out.The rechargeable battery is a nice touch. No hunting for batteries… just plug it in and charge it up. It claims to hold power for a while… and so far… I haven’t had to recharge it yet. There’s a little light on it too… which could be useful in the dark… but I wouldn’t count on it to replace a flashlight.If you need this for livestock… I imagine it’ll do what it’s meant to do. If you’re thinking about it for self-defense… the zap is strong enough to make someone rethink their choices… but I wouldn’t depend on it as my only option.
M. Galvez
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
The rechargeable cattle prod is a practical and reliable tool that gets the job done efficiently. One of the first things I noticed was its lightweight design, making it easy to handle and maneuver. The pretty blue color is a nice touch, adding a bit of style to its functionality. Plus, the extendable feature gives you the extra reach you might need when working with livestock.A useful LED light indicator lets you know when the device has power, though it’s not quite bright enough to double as a flashlight. Still, it’s a helpful addition for quick checks. I also appreciate the safety feature—a button that prevents accidental activation, which adds peace of mind during use.One thing to keep in mind is the charging situation. The prod doesn’t use a universal charging port, so it’s essential to keep the specific charger in a designated spot to avoid losing it. It’s worth the effort since the rechargeable feature means you don’t have to worry about constantly replacing batteries.Overall, this cattle prod offers a good balance of practicality and ease of use. It’s a solid choice for anyone who needs a lightweight, extendable tool with thoughtful safety features. Just be mindful of the charger, and you’ll be set.
L33der
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
As a test, I charged this up and gave myself a shock on the calf. Let’s just say—IT WORKS! OUCH! It was definitely not comfortable, and I have no doubt that any aggressive animal will think twice before coming any closer. I bought this for trail use when I’m out with my dogs, in case we run into a loose aggressive dog or other wildlife. I’m confident this will send them running. A smaller animal might even drop on the spot from the shock, but it won’t cause injury—just a strong deterrent.Functionality is where this cattle prod really shines. It extends from 12” to 37” with a smooth telescoping motion, making it compact enough to fit in a bag or purse but long enough to maintain distance when needed. The simple push-button operation makes it incredibly easy to use in high-stress situations. The built-in flashlight is a great addition for nighttime use, and the battery level indicator ensures you always know how much power is left.It’s lightweight, which makes carrying it on long hikes effortless. The rechargeable battery is a major plus, lasting up to 29 days on a full charge, meaning I don’t have to worry about constantly recharging it, though time will tell. The waterproof design adds even more convenience, allowing it to be used in damp conditions without issue.My only concern is the strength of the telescoping pole. From past experience, these types of poles can bend easily if too much pressure is applied, so I’d advise handling it with care. If the pole was sturdier, this would be a solid 5-star product.Overall, this is a powerful, easy-to-use, and well-designed cattle prod that delivers exactly what it promises. Whether for livestock management or self-defense against aggressive animals, it’s a highly functional tool that adds a level of security and peace of mind on the trail.
shawneen13
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
I charged this as soon as it arrived. Then I took it out on the pasture with me because our charlet had jumped the cow fence and was in the poultry pasture. She likes to jump into the chicken area ( the turkeys will fight back so she avoids them), knock over their food and steal it, try to break into their hoop coop and crushes the eggs.I went out with this prod. She took off running for the cow pasture when she saw me. But her hind quarter didn’t quite clear when she jumped into the vous pasture and she knocked loose some of the hot wire caps. Our bull, Ferdinand was a sweet boy until Lilly went into heat for the first time and then he got onrey. He doesn’t normally start stuff with me because I always carry a big stick if I am in the cow pasture. I went into the cow pasture to fix the fence and he mosied over- then got huffy and started posturing. I told him no- and extended my new zappy stick. He nudged it and wasn’t a fan of shocking his nose. I told him he didn’t want to touch it. He nudged it again and got the zappy zap to the face. Then he backed off.Overall I am a fan, I think once Mr Ferdinand matures a little more it won’t be necessary but until then, this is my new favorite pasture stick.I was a little disappointed at how quick the zaps are, but it did the job well enough.
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