Most efficient way to tighten chickenwire?? - Homesteading Forum
2008年9月29日 · broom h andle, dowel rod, even a metal fence stake (wind the fencing around the fence post). You might consider weaving a wire (light weight cable works well) thru the top of the fence. that will keep it from sagging and keep it fairly tight. "
Rabbit tractors with chicken wire | Homesteading Forum
2013年6月25日 · Chicken wire at first look appears strong, but in truth it is rather flimsy when compared to other wire. You can even break it simply by bending it back and forth a few times. I wouldn't think all rabbits would try to chew through it, but there are some rabbits that seem to really like to chew and they will try to chew on everything.
Fencing against rabbits question | Homesteading Forum
2008年7月17日 · I put chicken wire (3 ft tall) on one side, up against the chain link and the bottom down to the ground but not flat on the ground. I used a piece of wire from a welded fence that fell apart to attach the chicken wire. Just wrap a bit of wire through both fences every so often or where there are gaps. And yes, it did work to fence just the one ...
disposing of old fence wire - Homesteading Forum
2006年6月17日 · I would devalue any property that has wire spread on the surface of it. Yuk. Balls of wire sitting on the ground are fairly easy to clean away, & while in the way, would not bother me. We hauled 10 grain-truck laods of that stuff away a couple decades. You said a lot of woven wire, we had fencing from 90 acres - it was several tons of wire.
Burn barrel tech - Homesteading Forum
2011年2月15日 · I am a little concerned about the top screening to keep embers from escaping as much as possible. I have been using a piece of chicken wire on the old barrel, but as you know that has pretty large openings. I'm concerned that burning this paper will likely result in 'fly-aways'. Not really an ember but more like little pieces of burning paper.
how to keep grass in chicken run? | Homesteading Forum
2014年7月18日 · If the chickens are in there----they will eat the seed before they get a chance to sprout. You could prep the soil, sow seeds, then place wire a few inches above the ground-----so the chickens can not get to the seed/sprouts----as the grass grows up through the wire the chickens will keep it mowed for you.
How to build a chicken carrying crate? | Homesteading Forum
2010年3月2日 · You could do a very nice looking chicken wire and wood frame, with a folded up cardboard bottom which is removable. Would make it easy on their feet, easy to clean, and easy to see the birds. simple wooden frame with the top hinged on one side, and a wooden 2x2 on each side at the top for carrying screwed on. (the top of the box, not the hinged ...
Double fencing for Deer, AKA Chicken Moat - Homesteading Forum
2008年5月6日 · We are building a chicken moat right now around our garden. Before starting the moat, we installed a 7-wire, high-tensile electric fence around an acre which includes the garden, orchard, and the bee yard. The outside fence of the moat is along, but not touching, the high tensile fence. We are leaving 6' between the two moat fences.
Making turtle traps? - Homesteading Forum
2004年2月7日 · Make a sqaure frame out of 2 X 4's. Size can be what you desire. Next make a basket out of chicken wire and nail onto the frame on the inside. Depth can be what you desire also. Now on the inside of the frame, nail about 4" long finishing nails around the inside of the frame facing toward the middle. Be sure the nails are sticking out about 2 1 ...
Best multi-species fence - Homesteading Forum
2013年6月20日 · For our chicken lot, we used cattle panels with 6 foot, 1"mesh chicken wire on top that with wood and T posts. The panels are to keep the larger predators like dogs/coyotes out. For Dexter cows, 4 strand barbed wire with 4' high woven field fence, wood every 40' and metal T posts on 8' centers between the wood.