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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 83042" data-attributes="member: 314">As promised.&nbsp; Here is what I do in my yard to protect my apple, cherry, pear, and plum trees.&nbsp; Keep in mind that I put a T post on opposite sides of the fence ring in my hunting area to support the fence for snow burden.&nbsp; The hog fence is 48 inches high I think and I try to leave 3 feet of clearance from the edge of the tree to the fence along with adding some drain tile to discourage the damn mice from girdling the tree under the snow.&nbsp; It's a bunch of work, but after you have 5 years of time into a tree it SUCKS BIG DONKEY NUTS to find it girdled by mice and dead or find that the fence was pushed down and the deer got at the tree.&nbsp; The second pic is what happens when you forget to put the fence up around your trees and the deer find'em.&nbsp; Hope this helps.[ATTACH]4360[/ATTACH]And the Deer Damage....[ATTACH]4361[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 83042, member: 314"] As promised. Here is what I do in my yard to protect my apple, cherry, pear, and plum trees. Keep in mind that I put a T post on opposite sides of the fence ring in my hunting area to support the fence for snow burden. The hog fence is 48 inches high I think and I try to leave 3 feet of clearance from the edge of the tree to the fence along with adding some drain tile to discourage the damn mice from girdling the tree under the snow. It's a bunch of work, but after you have 5 years of time into a tree it SUCKS BIG DONKEY NUTS to find it girdled by mice and dead or find that the fence was pushed down and the deer got at the tree. The second pic is what happens when you forget to put the fence up around your trees and the deer find'em. Hope this helps. [ATTACH=CONFIG]4360._xfImport[/ATTACH] And the Deer Damage.... [ATTACH=CONFIG]4361._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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