Deer Fences

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Installed this fencing in minutes around my garden.

Ran a line weaved through the mesh at 3.5 and 7 feet and it trues the fence right up.

Now I have to wait and see how the deer react. I can say since I tilled the garden a few weeks ago it was easy to see deer were traveling through it virtually every night. I have the garden planted and have had the fence up for 2 weeks, so far so good.

Very easy to install durable and is almost invisible, so it doesn't detract from my back yard.

Should be very easy to take down and store in the Fall.

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I bought the heavy duty fence a number of years ago and loved it. I needed to replaced it so I ordered the same fencing again. What I received was either mismarked or the quality has gone done hill The fence is so flimsy I'm concerned it won't do the job of keeping the deer out of my garden. I would return it but it is already unwrapped and ready to put up. What a rip off. Would NOT buy this again.

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Living in Montana the deer are a given. They had striped my yard of flowers, shrubs, and small trees, not to mention the garden! I purchased the deer fence and enclosed the 50x50 garden with 7' deer fencing and have not had any more problems. I then used the hoops and covered with deer fence and now am enjoying flowers. I planted apples trees last summer, fenced around each one with 4' deer fencing and have not had one problem. A great product at a reasonable price.

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Got the "heavy" duty deer netting to use on a pair of 4'x8' planting beds I built. Strung it across the bamboo poles also sold here. Easy enough to use but more time will be needed to see if it remains effective as a deer stop.

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This is the second time I purchased this fence. It is awesome, affordable, and easy to use. Most importantly it keeps everything out of my garden but me!

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I use this product to protect my garden from hungry deer,rabbits, and other assorted wildlife. Of course I enhance the fencing with tied-up pie tins to thwart critters from getting into the garden. So far, I've had much more success with this method than any others. The only thing is I have to replace the product every 2-3 seasons cause it does get beat up.

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This is a great deal on an effective product. It is still early in the season, but so far we have had no deer problems (and that in a deer-infested neighborhood).
A bit tricky to put up, but I expected that. Work with at least 2 people and it will be a breeze. We ran bailing wire through the netting and attached it to our fenceposts.
It is so fine that it is practically invisible in our yard. This is good for us, but bad for wild animals running through our lawn in the night (small tear in th netting and an entire side of our fence's staking pulled out of the ground). Easy fix, and hopefully whatever ran into it learned its lesson.
Real bottom line: A little flimsy, but a great product overall.

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We cannot live without this product!! We purchased rolls of it years ago and have finally gone through it all and need more. It is a wonderful barrier between animal and things you don't want to have eaten. Chickens vs Tempting Garden, New Flock vs Old Flock, Free Range Chickens vs Inside Open Barn, Chickens vs Cats/Dogs, Temporary Baby Coop that has the netting on top for the flyers, Nibbling Deer... You name it, there are so many uses, I am sure our examples are just the tip of the iceberg!!

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We cannot keep the deer out of our garden without the deer fence. It works great!

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We bought the lightweight fence as a temporary solution til we could get a permanent fence built. We were thrilled with the invisibility and the fact that it kept deer out of the garden. But then it didn't rain for 2 months, and the deer got hungry and greedy. They didn't jump over it, they jumped RIGHT THROUGH IT. Now it's hanging in shreds, and our garden is basically destroyed... thank goodness deer don't seem to like tomato plants. Yet.