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  1. patandchickens

    Is chicken wire ok for reducing my chain link opening? Updated

    Quote: If you don't require the door itself to have a hotwire on it, you'd just run an insulated wire over the doorframe to carry the electricity to the hotwire on the far side. If you require a hotwire on the door itself, usually you'd wire it so that you unhook the hotwire there before...
  2. patandchickens

    Is chicken wire ok for reducing my chain link opening? Updated

    Quote: It's not intended to stop that... although the weasel tribe is not usually THAT inclined to climb unless they really really wanna. It's intended ONLY as reach-thru prevention, with the assumption generally being that the chickens will be locked indoors at night (which is really about...
  3. patandchickens

    Is chicken wire ok for reducing my chain link opening? Updated

    Quote: It's not intended to stop that... although the weasel tribe is not usually THAT inclined to climb unless they really really wanna. It's intended ONLY as reach-thru prevention, with the assumption generally being that the chickens will be locked indoors at night (which is really about...
  4. patandchickens

    Is chicken wire ok for reducing my chain link opening? Updated

    Dissenting opinion here. While hardwarecloth is of course better, I do not think chickenwire is really THAT much worse from the perspective of (specifically and only!) preventing reach-thru incidents. Chickenwire IS effective in keeping (adult, large-fowl) chickens from poking their heads...
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