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30-03-2008, 11:59 AM
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Deterring Foxes...
"Mark Nicholls" wrote in message . uk... "Mary Fisher" wrote in message t... The only sure, permanent way to keep fox out of your garden is by secure, high fencing. It works and gives peace of mind. It also keeps two legged predators out. We've slept soundly since we put up plastic coated chain link fencing attached to square section steel uprights with the same steel linking top and bottom of the uprights, which are embedded in concrete. It's not as ugly as it sounds, in fact because it lets light in and gives a lot of scope for climbing plants it's an asset to the garden. How tall is yor fence?... Two metres. Mary |
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