How to make a Fox proof Fence for Cheap! predator fencing, strong poultry fencing

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • In this video I run the steps you can take to help a fox proof fence, this sort of fence will do for many small predators and it will protect all types of poultry from fox's. this fox proof fence is cheap to make and easy to set up. it is by far the best cost effective way iv found to fox proof a chicken run. If you know a better way to fence out foxes let me know below
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  • @thebellanextdoor
    @thebellanextdoor 6 месяцев назад +2

    The dangler....what a fabulous idea. Worth trying. Thanks

  • @hardwareful
    @hardwareful 5 месяцев назад +2

    Appreciate that you acknowledge just the nature of predators instead of villainizing them. Great video. Love the dig guard. Unlike stakes driven in the ground, they're also reusable.

  • @sheilajoseph9953
    @sheilajoseph9953 Год назад +4

    Omg that's got to be the best, like you say one does not need a posh looking mini house for the chickens. plenty safe place to run around. Great job. 😃

  • @UChoobKuki
    @UChoobKuki 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great info thanks, I'm in Hertfordshire and just bought a crappy chicken coop for too much money so need to fox proof it

  • @ErossaanBooming
    @ErossaanBooming 26 дней назад

    inspiring got some good idea out of this video

  • @wolftecknix7439
    @wolftecknix7439 20 дней назад

    Quick tip, chicken wire comes in 22 20 and 19gauge thickness, if youve had bad experience with it, you probably bought the cheaper 22 or 20gauge rolls. 19gauge is 1mm thick thats probably why hes had so much success with his. Hope this helps👍

  • @DJ-uk5mm
    @DJ-uk5mm Год назад +1

    Great advice ..top man!

  • @Zushi1312
    @Zushi1312 Год назад

    Found your chanel off the matchX miner video, you're living the high life you bro, it's really romanticised going "off the grid" and I know it's no cake walk but I'd love to do this at some point in my life, absolute dream

  • @hypticnosisgaming
    @hypticnosisgaming Год назад +1

    Living the dream you pal

  • @Bynggo
    @Bynggo 3 месяца назад

    Creepy start mate.

  • @happyemojilearning2866
    @happyemojilearning2866 Год назад

    Top man 💪

  • @hairyanglerfish
    @hairyanglerfish Год назад +1

    good vid mate, how about one on how to feed the chickens and get the eggs ? I live in the city want to move to the country and get a bit of land

    • @FieldtoFarm_UK
      @FieldtoFarm_UK  Год назад +2

      I'll be doing some full videos on animal care soon 👌

  • @sylvieroy3751
    @sylvieroy3751 Год назад +2

    They need shade

  • @adventuresofroblana2619
    @adventuresofroblana2619 Год назад +1

    We have problems here in the states with predators breaking through chicken wire and killing all the chickens... not sure if its Opossums or Raccoons or what but they rip it right open. Also, we have predatory birds. All the fun here in the states 🤣😪

    • @FieldtoFarm_UK
      @FieldtoFarm_UK  Год назад

      We are lucky here in that regards, iv heard opossum can open doors!?

  • @unsocialbutterfly5760
    @unsocialbutterfly5760 Год назад

    Unfortunately wire and bricks didn’t work to protect my hens this week 😢 I’m just going to pour a concrete slave as a base for the coop next time, making it impossible to dig it’s way in anyway. It dug in and broke the wire I had underneath and managed to move the bricks I had secured around the parameter.

    • @MrOzzy281
      @MrOzzy281 Год назад

      How can a fox break wire?

    • @unsocialbutterfly5760
      @unsocialbutterfly5760 Год назад +1

      @@MrOzzy281 This one did, granted it wasn’t non bendable wire, which I should have used, but I didn’t think it could break the wire I used. It was the same as the wire commonly used on bird aviaries, the type you can bend into shape. Lesson learn now though, next t8me, if there is a next time, it will be heavy duty wire like they use when they lay concrete.

  • @kiercollins
    @kiercollins Год назад

    Does your business have a website to order products from?

  • @kmile300
    @kmile300 Месяц назад

    I doubt that fence will keep fox away tbh i had same and puppy went through it.

    • @FieldtoFarm_UK
      @FieldtoFarm_UK  Месяц назад

      2 years no problems so far for this fence

    • @kmile300
      @kmile300 Месяц назад

      @@FieldtoFarm_UK cool, mine got corrosion near the hole and where dog have scratched the plastic cover of it. It can be because we had it super tight like straight all around glasshouse. I bought fat one for chickens cuz we have like milion foxes around.

  • @barbarafruitbat1245
    @barbarafruitbat1245 Год назад +3

    Unfortunately, chicken wire is only designed to keep chickens IN and not predators OUT. Chicken wire won't keep foxes out....a determined dog can even break through it! If you want to predator-proof a chicken run, you will need weldmesh.Also, as chickens are jungle birds, they like to go underneath bushes and other covered areas - they feel stressed out in the open.

    • @FieldtoFarm_UK
      @FieldtoFarm_UK  Год назад +3

      After 10 years of chicken farming I can with certainty tell you chicken wire keeps foxes out

    • @barbarafruitbat1245
      @barbarafruitbat1245 Год назад +3

      After more than 15 years of keeping chickens I can tell you that even a dog can get through chicken wire.

    • @FieldtoFarm_UK
      @FieldtoFarm_UK  Год назад +2

      Mate iv literally had 3000 chickens behind wire with no foxes and my current pen featured zero dogs foxes or badgers and I have lots of all 3 here

    • @Aceyface
      @Aceyface 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@FieldtoFarm_UK probably depends on location

    • @LuiGeeOnline
      @LuiGeeOnline 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@barbarafruitbat1245 youre right, I own two shiba inus and they managed to rip up the chicken wire