Glad you like them!

The deer can make a lot of work for us !

i use a motion detector in conjunction with a radio and a light, works perfect.

A cowbell to scare a deer! Great idea.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your encouragement !

That's a great suggestion - thank you !

You're welcome!

Hi Pierre, I've not tried the 3-d fence but it strikes me as brilliant! If you have enough real estate to create the second line from your fence it could be great. I know the deer where I live would work it like a rubik's cube and find some way to get in!

@@SustainableStace Thanks Stace. I'm going to try interweaving strong-test fishing line with a string of Au Top blue pennant banners. Good reviews from the boat people on the durability of the banners and keeping birds away. Blue because deer see this color well. To this string of banners I will attach a pulley system on one end and bungee cord on the other. Easy set up at night and take down in the morning with carabiner clips. The idea is to have a string that will snap back in the deer's face if they push on it. I've had some success with an old flex hose laced through plastic bags. The doe challenged it at my back yard gate, and left a strip of fur when the cord snapped back in her face and she caught her neck on the metal flourish. It looks trashy, and would be too heavy to string across my back yard. I'm looking for something that moves, makes a little noise, and offers the 3-D concept in conjunction with the 4' fencing on either side of the back yard, and is easy to put up and take down. I don't want to see blue banners when I'm out working in the yard...

Hi there and welcome to the channel. There's no particular brand purchased. Depending on the application you choose to pursue, it should be easily sourced at a hardware / home improvement store. Good luck :)

That's a great question Joe - thanks for asking! It's true, that often hunters wear 'blaze orange' as it's called for hunting. Deer don't see the orange brightly as people do BUT they still see it. The orange is NOT an invisible cape on the hunter! And so, I believe deer still see the line even when it's orange.

The original rationale is that I wanted (esp in low light conditions) for the line to be visible - to prevent the deer blindly jumping in to the line. However, in retrospect, the coloured line has almost completely faded within a few months and doesn't stand out any longer.

you do know Deer can't see Orange right.

What is it called

@@rebeccajohnson1368 i call it my technodeer, but it's just a motion detector, the two bulb type; i screw it to a post or 2x4 put it in the ground, a bulb in one side, and a little screw in outlet. i put a radio in a 5 gallon bucket, and put a strap across the opening to hold it in; then i pound a stake in the ground about 4 ft long, put the bucket over the stake. you might want to have the antenna sticking down, i tune it to talk radio; turn it uploud and forget it. every fall i take it down and leave a lot of things in the garden, kale, swiss chard, rutabega; in a few days the deer are back, this thing works so well i thought about manufacturing them, but i'd rather grow things. i have 3 garden plots, so i need hundreds of feet of extension cord, but this is so much easier than any type of fence. maybe i should do a youtube video. i hope this helps.

Fascinating idea. Talk Radio can do that to me too! I can see this working for a small-ish garden. We have 1.5 acres which needs to be deer proofed. Thanks for sharing Doug!

That depends on where you live---what kind of soil. I'm in northwest Arkansas. On the 40 acres on which I live, there is not one place where a wooden post can be driven into the ground deep enough so it stands up.

In our area, which is heavy clay soil, if a post is more than 2-3" diameter there's NO way that a pounder will work. Treated posts, any size, in our area will typically last 20 years. An auger is suited for larger posts, for sure.

Understood. At our previous place - I built 8 feet high and that was the only way to be sure.

Great idea. I realized that AFTER the fact. Also, a few years of sun and rain and the COLOR is GONE from most rope, string, tape, flagging etc

I'm comfy in both metric and imperial. I know many of my viewers are in the USA aka last bastion of imperial measure - while the rest of the world are all 'what's a yard?' LOL

@@SustainableStace The first and the LAST. LIKE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS.?!

Wow - lots of challenges. We HAD SO Many deer in our area when recorded this video. Since then, the past few years, cougars moved in and effectively removed them all. So, at the moment we see virtually no deer and a fence is not needed. As you noted, so many suggestions re: deer resistant mean little to nothing if deer are hungry.

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