I LOVE THIS!!! I currently have a four-foot fence with PVC poles on top of the t-posts with a rope strung through them to keep deer out... it works, but we hate the look of it. I think it's coming down so we can build a deer moat!!!

I am doing the same. At the end posts and the middle post on the outer fence those posts will be 8 feet up and run a wire across it above the 4 foot posts.

What a wonderful garden! I love the chicken moat but hope it isn't a hawk trough!

Awesome timing, I just had a deer break through my chicken wire fence to get into my garden. Luckily, he must have gotten freaked out enough by knocking into the fence that he ended up not eating anything--though he did crash through another section :/

I can (an do) have a six foot tall fence behind my primary building. (four feet high allowed in front and side yards) I have never had a deer jump over the fence. While they can, I believe they need a running start to do so.

You could have saved yourself a lot of expense. Instead of the second fence a simple thin plain wire at chest height to a deer out about 3 foot from the main fence works equally well. It only requires a few steel T posts and one wire. Montana originated this idea years ago. I have used it when planting small fruit trees. Deer hit the wire, cannot see it and get confused.

This is genius! Thanks for the tips!

how about using as Berry Path? Double fences can act as trellis Thanks

Wow, that is really cool 😎