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Re: OT: Fence Question
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 24, 2006 at 19:10:50 from (209.226.106.44):
In Reply to: OT: Fence Question posted by Anthony on February 24, 2006 at 16:50:07:
Anthony: Fences should always be put right on the line. If not, under squaters rights you will establish a new boundry line. Most fencing laws requiring the neighbor to foot half the bill are gone. In most cases it is only the resopncability of the guy requireing or desiring a fence. 8' will not keep the deer out, if there is something attractive to eat on the other side. I saw that one tried with 8' chain link fence around 10 acres. They had many a headache trying to get deer out of there once they jumped in. A deer will jump 8' when no one is around, but you try chasing him, it's another matter when he's nerved up.
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