Fencing for deer

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String Music

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After driving down the interstate and noticing a long row of fencing just off the interstate that was just one long row of honeysuckle and other types of vegetation, I think I will be putting up some fencing around food plots and our roads. I have to objectives: 1) I want honeysuckle to take over the fences 2) I want to manipulate deer movement. I believe I'm going to buy some poles and barb-less barbed wire from coop. Its relatively inexpensive from what I have read. Anyways, has anybody tried this with any luck?
 
I have never tried it, but it sounds like a good plan.
Honeysuckle needs something to grow on, so that makes alot of
sence. I have also noticed blackberries grow good around old
grown up fences. I guess the reason for this is the natural
vegetation can't be cut, if there is a fence in the way (duh).

Deer love and florish on natural feed. Let it grow.
 
I think I may have come up w a pretty good plan. I'm going to do some selective cutting of small timber. I'm going to take that pole timber and use it as fencing. I may tie it to trees cuz i don't really want to put nails in them. But who knows, we will see.
 

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