Posted by kcm.MN on June 20, 2017 at 08:09:59 from (174.219.142.111):
In Reply to: Garden question posted by SVcummins on June 19, 2017 at 19:47:35:
We've used electrified chicken wire, which worked very well. However, went looking at chicken wire prices a couple of months back and was horrified at how high it has gone up! Along with the wire, we'd use that green plastic rebar and use old electric fence wire to hold it in place. Worked great, even on the little critters that would try to go under the netting. Also had a wire or two up higher for anything that could jump over. Still, we had ground squirrels burrow under, as well as birds feasting from top access. Never did get any of that bird netting to try. ...Guess bird netting will have to be a future "Ask The Forum" question. :wink:
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