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Self Installation Materials

Deer Fencing
Different types of deer fencing material including rolls of poly mesh and metal deer fencing

Deer Fence Kits
Deer fence kits designed to exclude deer and wildlife
Garden Fence Kits
Fence kits designed to safely enclose a garden

Dog Fence Kits
 Material most often used to surround a garden
Other Components and Information

Deer Fence Gates
 Access gates for deer, garden and dog fence kits

Deer Fence Posts
 Posts, ground sleeves and related parts

Deer Fence Support
 Cabling, fence ties and connectors

Deer Fence Accessories
 Ground stakes, hogringers & misc.

Deer Fence Photos
Photos of self installed deer fence systems sent in by customers. Also, photos of fence systems we've professionally installed.
 
 Deer Grates
Structures typically used in place of an access gate across a driveway entrance

 Tick Control
Why deer fence? Aside from being inexpensive and nearly invisible, a deer fence will help lower the amount of ticks in your space.
This can mean 90% fewer ticks over time!

 

driving anvil

A driving anvil

Anvil in Sleeve

A ground sleeve with a driving anvil inserted in the end

Anvil slides in ground sleeve, ground sleeve gets placed in the ground. Ground can be loosened up with a breaker bar if very rocky or stiff, but often not necessary. Tap the anvil with a sledgehammer (try and drive straight, can use a small magnetic level to make it easier) until the ground sleeve is about 1" from grade.

Post in Sleeve

A post inserted into a ground sleeve

then slide the post in the sleeve, which is now in the ground. The post/sleeve fit is very tight but to prevent it from spinning, you can use some very small nails- hammer them in between the sleeve and post, creating a wedge.