Decoyman
Well-Known Member
Anyone else got photo’s to share of this problem?
All that mess is electric sheep netting, I mostly have to cull deer when they are in this state but this animal is so stressed the meat would not be good. The problem is that sheep farmers take the sheep off when the grass is low and bring them back at a later date when it’s up again so leaving the fence up with no shock to it. As you know a buck in velvet rubs against things, mostly trees and tree tubes but in this case it was the fence post and it ended up this way. Football nets left down are another big problem and the net has had it when I’m finished cutting deer free.
Sorting out a Fallow! (Again)
All that mess is electric sheep netting, I mostly have to cull deer when they are in this state but this animal is so stressed the meat would not be good. The problem is that sheep farmers take the sheep off when the grass is low and bring them back at a later date when it’s up again so leaving the fence up with no shock to it. As you know a buck in velvet rubs against things, mostly trees and tree tubes but in this case it was the fence post and it ended up this way. Football nets left down are another big problem and the net has had it when I’m finished cutting deer free.
Sorting out a Fallow! (Again)