Image: Deer fence in Scotland put up to protect woodland plantings along sides of
the lochs (lakes) to prevent deer from swimming
Source: Wikimedia Commons (here)
Attribution: Lis Burke
Image: Access stile on deer fence built at frequent intervals along the length of
the deer fence
Source: Wikimedia Commons (here)
Note: The above fences were built to prevent encroachments of wild deer to planted woodlands. The deer fences that I saw in New Zealand were built on deer farms. These were of higher fencing of approximately 12 to 15 feet in height, more elaborate meant to prevent the deer from escaping.
Written for Life According to Jan and Jer's Friday's Fences #90
They seem to go on forever
ReplyDeletejust hope the deer dont figure out how to climb ladders...ha....those are some huge fences....
ReplyDeletenow that would be a site to see the deer climb the ladder :D
ReplyDeletevery iteresting! love that ladder.
ReplyDeleteWow big arse fences, maybe the deer will figure it out
ReplyDeleteThat is some serious fencing. Has to be, of course, as deer can jump amazingly high. I love the texture and colors in the ladder photo.
ReplyDeleteLove the lofty stile. Have never seen one that tall before. Enough to give one vertigo.
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a ladder to climb over that fence.
ReplyDeleteA vinyl fence is a good choice for any of the above reasons for a fence.
ReplyDeleteVinyl Fences