Posted by Big Hunter on March 26, 2008 at 14:00:45 from (208.242.126.164):
In Reply to: Deer fencing posted by charger69 on March 26, 2008 at 11:33:50:
My neighbor has 20 acres of shrubs and small trees, bushes, whatever. year after year the deer were eating the tops off of everything. They put up a 8 foot high plastic net fence. The deer would crawl under it and jump over it. My son was taking a walk one day and saw some deer in there. He crawled under the fence to see how close he could get. The deer ran toward the fence, stopped just short, turned around got another run at it and jumped it and as they were flying over the top they had their legs out to the side, (kinda like they were laying down) if you know what I mean. They cleared it and kept on truckin.
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