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<blockquote data-quote="pluckem" data-source="post: 169927" data-attributes="member: 843">The link below is of the tubes that people have said they have had success with.&nbsp; It is a 6' tube that you put on your seedling evening if its only 2-3' tall. After a growing season or two the tree will emerge from the top and all branches from the main leader will be at 6' or higher which should put it at a height above normal deer browse. Research shows that the tube has other benefits to long term health of a tree vs just protection from animals, and you can read all about that online as well. Some comparison photos and studies show trees with no tube next to trees with tubes and the results are impressive.Some users said the only issue they have had was the tube rotating around the stake when a larger animal tries to rub on them. They then starts using two stakes per tube to stop the rotation. <a href="https://www.treeprotectionsupply.com/tree-tubes/tubex/tubex-combitube-6-ft/" target="_blank">https://www.treeprotectionsupply.com/tree-tubes/tubex/tubex-combitube-6-ft/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="pluckem, post: 169927, member: 843"] The link below is of the tubes that people have said they have had success with. It is a 6' tube that you put on your seedling evening if its only 2-3' tall. After a growing season or two the tree will emerge from the top and all branches from the main leader will be at 6' or higher which should put it at a height above normal deer browse. Research shows that the tube has other benefits to long term health of a tree vs just protection from animals, and you can read all about that online as well. Some comparison photos and studies show trees with no tube next to trees with tubes and the results are impressive. Some users said the only issue they have had was the tube rotating around the stake when a larger animal tries to rub on them. They then starts using two stakes per tube to stop the rotation. [URL]https://www.treeprotectionsupply.com/tree-tubes/tubex/tubex-combitube-6-ft/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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