new [to me ] way to keep deer/predators out.

[GoinCountry]

I'm trying to find WHICH wire fence to use. I've been researching for dayyyys. This is for deer, which I will do according to the comment on the bottom of the blog. This should suffice for the coop run, the garden, the orchard. It's sure cheaper than 1000 feet of some type of fencing wire. https://blog.seedsavers.org/blog/de... the fence posts at,inches up from the ground.

 

[nuthatched]

I buy tenax deer fencing (not netting), at 8 feet tall, I can set it tall enough for deer and still have an apron for predators. Hard to climb since it's bendy. Worked great, until the elk figured out they can walk through it....tenax also sells elk fencing.

 

[GoinCountry]

all I see is mesh netting, not hard fencing at tenax

 

[nuthatched]

all I see is mesh netting, not hard fencing at tenax

It's not hard, it a 'mesh' fencing but stronger. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00JNTQJSG?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

 

[GoinCountry]

if I had elk here, I would have those steaks in my freezer

 

[McChooky]

I buy tenax deer fencing (not netting), at 8 feet tall, I can set it tall enough for deer and still have an apron for predators. Hard to climb since it's bendy. Worked great, until the elk figured out they can walk through it....tenax also sells elk fencing.

We have them where I live now. They're h u g e!

 

[nuthatched]

We have them where I live now. They're h u g e!

The elk? I'm fairly certain your elk have lineage to mine, I think they shipped some herds out there a few years ago to widen the gene pool.

 

[raingarden]

The monofilament line or plastic mesh may deter a browsing deer, but if spooked it can run through either one of them.

 

[GoinCountry]

I have found someone who has experience gutting said deer.