- Aug 30, 2014
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Hi all
I have a bit of situation and need advice from ones that have similar one.
We are backed by very tall pine trees. I am next to fencing about 5 000 sf of that backyard to create a run, but because we have airborne predators, I want to net it from the top. Even already have the net.
Thing is, we do have storms of various strength - and branches fall down into the backyard.
One hand, I do have to have run covered from the top. On the other hand - what happens with fallen stuff? I mean - it get it, it'll fall onto the net. How do you rid of it? Looking at 35 x 100 f or so run. So it's not easy "reach and grab". I'll have tension wire every standard fence post apart.
Do you simply bounce them from the inside towards the edge? Netting is 2 inch diamond opening. yes, we can get some rather large branches. It's mast pines. I'll trim whatever next to the fence within reach. But those are easy 60-80 ft tall.
Thank you
I have a bit of situation and need advice from ones that have similar one.
We are backed by very tall pine trees. I am next to fencing about 5 000 sf of that backyard to create a run, but because we have airborne predators, I want to net it from the top. Even already have the net.
Thing is, we do have storms of various strength - and branches fall down into the backyard.
One hand, I do have to have run covered from the top. On the other hand - what happens with fallen stuff? I mean - it get it, it'll fall onto the net. How do you rid of it? Looking at 35 x 100 f or so run. So it's not easy "reach and grab". I'll have tension wire every standard fence post apart.
Do you simply bounce them from the inside towards the edge? Netting is 2 inch diamond opening. yes, we can get some rather large branches. It's mast pines. I'll trim whatever next to the fence within reach. But those are easy 60-80 ft tall.
Thank you