Chains. Cool idea. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing. Knock on wood, 'my' rabbits are focusing on the crimsom clover, etc. cover crops (and dandilions) right next to the garden. More problem with squirrels burrying nuts in my bed! One instance last year of a groundhog eating beet leaves. I'm thinking a 10 year rotation might be a bit of over thinking. That said, I probably will fine- tune the placement of one of my 3 cattle panels. If I get to it, need to pry 4 tposts out of clay down deep; tough but not nearly demanding as some shovel/drainage work I desperately need to do!

PS: The reason for moving said trellis is to to give about 1 foot space from the edge of the bed and (via t-post) float the cattle panel a few inches from the soil so peas, cucs, whatever can be sown directly under and hand pulling weeds is easier. That 1 foot edge clearance makes it more convenient to plant greens, herbs for repetative leaf harvest without reaching through the fence. That said, a panel directly touching earth or within a bed is a better barrier on outer edges for those rascally rabbits...

Looks like a mighty fine build to me. I am just too poor on ss to do such a nice job, lol.

Bunnies? Try predator urine at the outside of the beds and spraying your plants with pepper water. Boil some hot peppers and use the water on the plants. Only you're probably going to net to respray after each good rain.