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  1. Western North Carolina

    Gauge and layering of wire for run in WNC?

    I would be afraid to do only bottom in 1/2" hardware cloth, because weasels and smaller coons, etc can climb right up and in through the larger wire openings. I assumed I had to do the whole thing in 1/2 hardware cloth, and then cover that in a stronger gauge wire since possums etc can break...
  2. Western North Carolina

    Gauge and layering of wire for run in WNC?

    I live south of fontana dam, 3 miles south of the western smoky mountains. 80 percent of the land in this county is gov forest. I have about 1/2 to a 1/2 acre grassed, and the rest is surrounded by tall trees. Behind my house is nothing but forest. So lots of predators. I don't have a dog...
  3. Western North Carolina

    Gauge and layering of wire for run in WNC?

    Yeah. I will bury an apron. I'm now considering electric fencing. Trying to figure that whole thing out and what to buy. I want to do like 4 strands across around the coop and run. But I still think I need to put thicker wire around the hardware cloth. Definitely doing whole run and coop...
  4. Western North Carolina

    Gauge and layering of wire for run in WNC?

    Yes, but what gauge? What gauge is minimal for bobcat/ coyote? I will put it over the hardware cloth. Is 14 gauge strong enough?
  5. Western North Carolina

    Gauge and layering of wire for run in WNC?

    So a chain link fence is the only wire that will work? What gauge wire is it in case I need to use a different kind?
  6. Western North Carolina

    Gauge and layering of wire for run in WNC?

    I'm about to build a run for my bantams. I keep reading horror stories, so have researched a lot about predator proofing. Where I live it is forested and there are hawks, weasels, minks, racoons, possums, bobcats, neighboring loose dogs, coyotes, and occasional bear. I have never seen a bear...
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