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1. Sep 21,  · I'm Being Good: Hate Sturdy Building deaf, mutant orphan. On the b-side I'm Being Good attempt pop in their own particularly skewed manner. Songs are shorter and not as heavy, of the three tracks on this side Posturing of deer is the best. Reply Notify me 1 Helpful [r] Release. Edit Release All Versions of this Release /5(4).

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2. It also features a sturdy construction and has a pull string for easy transport. It even works well on a variety of terrain and in both snowy and clear conditions. This Terrain Deer Drag Sled Olive is available in a stylish color that nicely complements a wide range of hunting equipment and is a must-have for that next big hunting trip/5(55).

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3. Apr 26,  · Build a Deer Fence. This is not a cheap option by any means, but it is % effective at keeping deer out. You can use either wire or wood; just make sure the fence is at least 10 feet tall, but preferably 12 feet. Deer can and will jump over fences shorter than 10 feet. It's also a good idea to keep the wire and wood spaced 8 inches apart.

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4. Aug 06,  · If you need to build a deer fence around your garden, use deer fencing made of mesh that measures x inches. Drive a 6- to 8-foot post into the ground about every 15 feet along the perimeter of the fence, then tie the mesh to the posts with zip ties%(18).

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5. Apr 04,  · How to Build a Deer Proof Fence That Lasts. Attractive deer proof fencing takes a bit more time and money than wire, netting or a single strand electric fence. For high populations of deer, use multiple electric wires at 10, 20 and 30 inches from the ground. If your deer are especially sneaky, use 2 electric fences.

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6. Mints, sage, marigolds, and big ugly thorny things like locust, buckthorn and hawthorn work well. Fences usually don’t, because deer can jump very high. In order for a fence to be effective, it must be feet tall. Of course, guinea hens, llamas and donkeys will all raise the alarm when a deer is in the yard.

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7. Deer can be a real problem in a yard or garden. If deer are still eating your plants despite using repellents and deer-resistant plants, you may want to consider a deer-proof fence to keep them out. There are many types of fencing available, and several different ways to install it effectively. Read on to find out what you need to know to install a deer fence in your yard.

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8. Jan 21,  · Hey, it sounds good; on paper. Higher regen levels, more daytime browse and the warming rays from the unshaded-sun can create a convincing case for the casual observer. But it really isn't true, because deer choose their bedding areas based on daytime diversity, adjacent food and a lack of hunting pressure. Another is the prevailing wind.

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