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A simple, elegant solution. I like it.

Nothing for bunnies and racoons?

I like it and want to try it. What do you guys do for rabbits? They seem to be just as problematic.

Thank you for this video, all commenters, your added links to find the items to install this 3D fence plus chicken wire in my instance. The chipmunks, squirrels, rodents, possums, rabbits, raccoons, along with the deer that hop my neighbor's 4 ft fence into my yard routimely will not be able to get to my container garden to be placed on tarps in the new fenced area. I will finally regain my backyard.

Is there a particular area to place the solar panel to collect the sun when sunlight on my backyard is from am to about 4 pm when the sun sets on the front right yard of my home?

You need to use 80 pound test fishing line

I use this method when planting fruit trees. The line does not have to be electrified. The deer get confused when they hit that first line. Don't laugh but I actually encouraged deer to come in to eat apples from a couple of mature apple trees.

Supposed to use only 1 line about 3' high. Stevie Wonder could have seen your fence lmao 🤣

How is this holding up since install?

Is it possible to post where you got your supplies from? Not sure how long ago you made this video but that's sounds very inexpensive . Nice thanks

If you had any brains at all that stuped hinge bolt should have been the bolt that goes all the way through the post to make a better adjustability. This type of gate hinge is pathetic.

How does someone think a deer moving at 40 mile per hour would respect fishing line ???? Its like a spider web to a deer ! Where did these people grow up anyway ????? Furthermore... where do these people think an electric fence is going to stop or even slow a deer ????? Build a common woven wire fence about 9 feet tall..... much better results !

lol dose not work

Any ideas for coyotes with a 6 foot block wall around the perimeter of the house? We are in the foothills of California.

What do you do if both bolts are maxed out?

Is the outer fence electrified? I thought not at first - no insulators on the posts- but then it looked like you have it connected to your solar charger?

Electric fence works wonders. Where I used to hunt the fence was 8’. They jump like they have springs on their legs.

Hoop house keeps them out for me.

It helps to tie vertical lines every 6 feet or so that tie all the horizontal lines together. This creates a net that's harder for the deer to get through. Seems to be working for me.

What part of mi are in in ?

What about raccoons and rabbits ?

Works great for us . not sure why it shouldn't work for others. This is our third year using fishing line and haven't had a single deer issue since starting to use this method. ,

Fishin line aint no dern good widout hooks on em. Gitcher self somma them traeble hooks and see how much thems deers go thru that fishin line (but tie that line down real tight like).

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain where we currently live through a deer problem. Good luck with your plans.

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain where we currently live through a drought and the deer look for food. Thanks. We will try it all.

Deer do not have binocular vision (like most prey animals) and therefore are not capable of seeing depth....but it is very hard to sneak up on them. The way a deer’s eyes are positioned on its head is part of this. This animal has a 310 degree field of view, with only 50 degrees of blind spot. Compare that to humans, who have three times as big a blind spot. Try this: Powered with 12v or 120v ac. 2 joules. About $70. AgriOtter Electric Fence Energizer 20 Acre 2 in 1 Powered by Battery or AC Outlet 10000V 2J

with the right tires on that thing you could've went through that shit no problems

FYI based on my own research for this design--it seems recommended to get a fence charger (technically they say above 1J) output but at least close to that. I have no hands-on experience but if you're finding success with a 0.15J output charger that's very exciting. I found one for $160 with 0.8J output.

Hi, I modeled my fence from this video and used a Gallagher S20 charger, 12 miles, .20 stored joules(similar to yours). I have 4 lines, totaling about 1,200 ft.(u shaped design) I'm only getting 2500 volts directly after where I have it clamped to the polywire on the outside line and less than 1,000 on the inner top 2 lines at furthest point. I can touch 1,500 volts without feeling a jolt. 2,500 is a slight jolt. Have you measured your voltage? I'm wondering if my charger is underpowered, but I don't think it should be. I used the same grounding rod and drove down to about 6" exposed, not a dry area. The only thing I can think of is the unit came with alligator clamps and maybe the connection isn't what it is supposed to be...although Gallagher is a well established and I don't think they would provide inadequate supplies. Anyway, I'm curious what your voltage is.

Deer went right through my 30lb test like it wasn't there. It doesn't work.

Did you cut a separate piece of polyrope for your entrance that attaches to the handles? It doesn't look like it's tied to the rest of the polyrope. Are the inner 2 lines electrified where you enter? Maybe they are conducting because of proximity to each other inside the insulator as they criss cross each other?

It needs to be electrified. You'll have deer test it. Leave one gate wire down or have one of those corner posts arcing to ground and they eat your garden. They're like those velociraptors in Jurrasic Park. They'll test your fence. They love filbert, apple, blueberry etc.

is the outer line electrified? If not, wouldn't the first line the deer touched be a line that should be electrified.

driveway sensors and 00buckshot at the ready..... works every time! lol

Very useful Video. What are parts needed and where to buy them, I am in San Jose, CA. thanks for your time

It does need to be electrified as I've built the exact same fence except using 3/16" yellow rope. I even put 3 rows on the inside perimeter and 2 on the outside...and the deer walked through them into the garden.. if it was electrified I'm sure they wouldnt try it again...lol

Your fence is too short as others have commented. Also, visual distractions need to be hung on the lines to get the deer's attention. They are very wary of movement at night. I hang aluminum foil pie plates on mine. They move very well when any pressure is put on the fishing line. This fright factor is very effective.

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Here's a thought: Use 80 lb test line (deer can't see it) and put aluminum pie tins on the upper line. Between touching the line and hearing the noise, they will not want to cross the barrier. I plan to try this next year.

how far do u put your t post apart

Thanks for posting this excellent video! We recently moved from the city the countryside here in central Ohio and the first thing we did was build a large vegetable garden. We are currently using the 3D fence design in your video with non-electrofied white nylon cord. So far, it's been working but we have decided to upgrade to electrofied conductors for added safety. We live on the edge of a nature preserve and have lots of deer crossing our property day and night. Our question is: Have you made any 'refinements' to your design since posting this video 2 years ago? For instance, do you still recommend the same hight and spacing? We also have a big rabbit population but so far the 24" chickenwire pinned at the bottom with sod stakes has been keeping them out. Thanks Again, Bill and Monica

Hey Dooley, here's your solution. Get a couple trail cameras on stakes showing the runs of fencing, and watch on video HOW the deer are getting in. Then you can use human intelligence (hopefully lol) to outsmart the deer's method. Hope that helps.

I put up a 3-d electric deer fence very similar to yours 3 years ago and It works 100% keeping the deer out of my Northern Wisconsin garden. Mine is about 300' x 250" square. The only thing that has managed to get in the garden besides rabbits and such was a bear last July. Easy to construct, cheap, and easy to change around if need be. Wish I could post a picture.

thanks. you just saved me from doing the same mistake. bless u

Thank you for that informative video I did see one with the monofilament line good to know that it doesn't really work it didn't seem like to me it would work. So when did you install this and how's it going thank you Victoria

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Hello from Niles! I came across your channel when I searched for deer fencing, and had to do a double take when I saw you were local. Small world! Thanks for the video, we get frequent deer and turkey through our neighborhood and I’m trying to figure out the easiest/cheapest way to keep them out of my new 600 sq ft garden. I’m wondering if I can get away with just the double fence without it being electric, but not sure if I should take the risk. I’ll be subscribing…hope to see more videos!

I grew up near Niles and can tell you from first-hand experience that southern Michigan deer are MUCH bigger than the deer in Florida and can jump much higher. Might that have something to do with why the fishing line fence works for some and not others?

When I tried this method, a raccoon clipped the lines

Ummmm...I'm not seeing a battery with your setup. As I understand it, you DO need one, correct? or am I missing something? Thanks in advance for your response.