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Black aluminum posts with woven wire fabric keep deer from entering a garden.
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Again, black aluminum posts with black woven wire fabric.
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A stockade-style cedar fence built to keep out deer and maintain a sense of style.
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Simple wooden posts with woven wire fabric.
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Aluminum posts with woven wire fabric to keep those deer out.
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Aluminum posts with woven wire fabric.
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Deer fence gate, once more with aluminum posts and woven wire.
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Pressure-treated posts with woven wire fabric to keep out unwanted deer.
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Six-foot spindles effectively use cedar to keep out deer.
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A Delaware fence concludes with barely visible woven wire.
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Overpopulation
has made deer a persistent and destructive problem for many
homeowners -- especially in Central New York. Lost garden plants
and destroyed decorative foliage are both cost and appearance
issues. Droppings and ticks add to the potential destruction of
their presence.
