Deer animal fencing usually features a tall mesh of 6 to 10 feet tall to keep deer in or out of an area. The lower end of the height range is typically used to surround shrubs to keep them from being eaten by deer. Shrub fencing is often removed seasonally.
Without critter fencing to keep deer out of your space, these creatures can do immense damage to shrubs, crops, landscaping, and more. If they are hungry enough, deer will eat just about anything!
This type of fence can surround a square or rectangular area as a stand-alone deer fence with access gates, as a backyard deer fence
using a house for one side, or as a complete perimeter deer fence setup along the property line, including the driveway. Perimeter deer fencing is becoming more popular in some areas because it can also act as a pool code compliant fence.
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