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Re: Deer Fencing


I had a deer problem for about 3 years.  They came and ate my hostas and my pear trees: of everything I had, they were very specific.  None of my fences, etc. worked.  What worked was my (new) dog.   The low fenced area that contained a dog was suddenly unattractive to deer.  My plants and trees regrew, and I have not had a problem since.  No one told the deer that my Sheltie woofs but isn't particularly dangerous.  So they treated my happy woofer as if she was a wolf-pack-incarnate and they all left.  It has been 6 years and no deer.  I don't know if this is for everybody, and it wasn't why I got the dog, but it was a result of the dog's presence. I am across the street from a 2500 acre state park preserve with a deer overpopulation that goes into the suburban countryside in fall and winter for dinner. 
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