Thursday, March 11, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
deer fencing
The Elma C Lomax Incubator Farm uses a fairly simple method of fencing as the primary way of excluding deer from the farm. Cedar posts are in place at the start of the fence and at major corners. Here you can see the electric line coming from underground. It attaches to the fence through a switch.
The rope itself is made of nylon and it has continuous strands of metal woven into it. Fiberglass rods are used to keep it at the right height. The deer have trouble with it because of deep perception.
Here you can see the fence as it runs the Northeastern boundary of the property.
The rope itself is made of nylon and it has continuous strands of metal woven into it. Fiberglass rods are used to keep it at the right height. The deer have trouble with it because of deep perception.
Here you can see the fence as it runs the Northeastern boundary of the property.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)