With some extra help today, the deer fence is almost complete. There are few sections that need some ground stakes, and there is a 24 ft section that needs to be added.
The fence was attached with a tool called a hogringer, made by Stanley. It was extremely handy for attaching the deer fence to the top and middle wires. The open rings slide in like staples in a staple gun, and a pull of the trigger closes the ring around the wires that are inserted in the opening in the tool.
The morning started out by putting all of the h-braces in place. The horizontal posts were put in level, which led to some unusual configurations based on how the ground slopes. There are several h-braces that do not look level at all, with respect to the ground, but a bubble level shows that they are very close to being level.
This is after all of the work done the day before.
One of the H-Braces that doesn’t look quite level.
Finally, the deer fence is all in place.
At the end of the day, the front yard Foch had started to unfold some buds.
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Comment by Critterfence — September 27, 2010 @ 3:29 pm