From the Ground Up - Deer Fencing

Deer can be a real nuisance in the garden. We explain how to protect your garden from deer damage.
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[@sandrarichardson2713]

Awesome....looked at several videos but this one seemed sensible, good explanations and affordable. Thanks so much.
Do you have any problem with rabbits and such that you have a remedy for keeping them out of the garden? Jesus bless.

[@BillLowenburg]

Thank you! This is exactly the system I’m going to install around a 100’ x 100’ garden and small orchard area. One additional tip - make sure to ground the system properly and sink the ground rod or rods in the wettest area near the fence. Grounding will not be so good if the soil dries out. If it does and you have access to water you can wet the area manually, but not everyone can do that. I’m lucky to have a low spot that stays damp between rainfalls and that’s where my grounds are going. Thanks again, this video is a really nice public service!

[@niccolobecchi5119]

Does the fence work for both "Deer" and "Roe deer"? Thanks in advance

[@doihavetohaveachannel8289]

We have many deer here too ( in B.C. Canada ) and I have been using two or three strand electric fence around my very large garden for years. It is in the middle of a horse pasture so it serves that purpose too.
I haven’t had any deer in it for years. I don’t use 3 D only 2D , but it still works for me. I will move to his method if I have any breeches from the rascals. I have friends on Vancouver Island who have very high deer fences and they still jump over. I tell them what I use and they don’t believe it. The trick is to keep it working , so you have to check for shorts frequently. I think they think it is too flimsy and just try to scoot under and get zapped and just stay back after that. It also so far keeps out the bears but I try not to tempt them so I don’t plant corn. Great video, thanks.

[@wilkstheguitarman3103]

Great video

[@WesternNyBigfoot]

No lighting arrestor

[@David-kd5mf]

Thank you

[@paulcrave3112]

Is that a battery operated unit?

[@VirginiaFarmBureau]

solar-powered with a battery

[@jerrylansbury9558]

The first 30 point buck that passed through the area at 35 miles per hour....and entangles his antlers in the fence........bye bye fence !