How does high fencing say two or three sides of a property work out? Is it likely you will see the same amount of game or does the fence restrict movement and change up the whole dynamic of the property?
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All depends on the size and shape of the place.
I would say 3 sides will keep in a much larger % then 2 sides on any occasion -
If your gona do it just do the whole thing. Love ours!!!!Comment
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Loaded ?Comment
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On 2 sides it acts like a big funnel.
On 3 sides it acts like a big backstop.
If the fence is new, you may see a change in movement but it will settle down. During the rut, bucks will travel the new fence looking for the end.Comment
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And I've got my popcorn in the microwave
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What about fencing in about 5 acres and putting just does inside the fence?Originally posted by Peyton View PostComment
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what if your ranch is octagon shaped?
you hunt in duval county? I don't know where exactly you are, but I bet some high fence would help
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What are the laws regarding this? Is it only regulated if you fence all sides? I think I have heard about a law that requires you to make an effort to remove native deer before closing the fence. Fact or fiction?
I'm sorry if this is unrelated to the OPs question. I can start my own thread if so.Comment
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I wonder how many t-posts that would take?Originally posted by kyle1974 View Postwhat if your ranch is octagon shaped?
you hunt in duval county? I don't know where exactly you are, but I bet some high fence would help
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What if it's round?Comment
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Yes in Duval towards Rios way. I don't really have enough land to high fence for game (100ac), but thinking about fencing certain sides of it to restrict the two legged animals if you know what I mean.Comment
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two leggers can climb, or carry wire cutters. From the outside looking in it may be inticing to the two leggers.Comment
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Just top the thing off across the top. Now its a real cage!Comment
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