Electric Fences For White Tailed Deer
Fencing is the most effective way of protecting crops, plants and property
from the browsing damage caused by deer (Odocoileus virginianus). There are
a variety of deer fences that can be installed. We offer two of the simplest
designs here on our web site. These fences are not fool proof. There are occasions
where they fail to perfectly protect crops. However, those situations are extremely
rare. We trust you will find these products to be quite beneficial when you
desire to protect your plants.
Reducing Deer Damage Booklet
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Non-Electric Deer Fences
Special Terms of Sale for items on this page
Goods cannot be returned unless they are damaged, mis-shipped or defective.
Credit will be issued upon receipt of merchandise. Items must be new, in
resalable condition and in its original packaging. Returns may be subject to a
15% restocking fee.
Deer
Shock
These devices don't rely on fencing. But instead use posts so you
don't have to worry about wires. Baited cotton lures the deer to the post. Once
the deer touches the wires, it gets shocked with a harmless jolt of electricity
from a battery. The deer then avoid the area. (This device is not as effective
as wire electric fencing but it may be enough for your area) To order Click Deer
Shock
Baited Electric Fencing for White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus)
See baited fence kit at right.
Our
Baited and Electrified fencing has been tested and recommended by major universities
with a high degree of effectiveness. Deer will be effortlessly attracted to
bait stations around your fence. When any deer licks the bait they will receive
a mild, safe, yet startling correction that will train the deer to stay clear
of that area. Designed for portability and ease of use. Each kit comes with
uniquely constructed bait stations (Deer Pops 24 per kit), long lasting fiber-glass
posts, light weight poly-wire, a tester, corner support stakes, a warning sign,
a three month supply of Deer Lure, a low impedance plug-in energizer or the
optional solar energizer, and complete instructions on setting up your fence
kit. Kits available in several sizes see below.
We apologize that these purchases must be made off-line at the present time.
We recommend e-mailing your shipping and ordering information to info@aallanimalcontrol.com
Then calling in your credit card number on our machine at
304-345-1511
or Faxing
your order to 304-345-2448 Both numbers are secure.
660' EZ Deer Fence Plug in Click
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1320' EZ Deer Fence Plug in Click
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1320' EZ Deer Fence Solar Click
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660' EZ Deer Fence Solar Click
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DEE-3010 660' EZ Deer Fence Plug in Click
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DEE-3020 660' EZ Deer Fence Solar Click
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DEE-3030 1320' EZ Deer Fence Plug in Click
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DEE-3040 1320' EZ Deer Fence Solar Click
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us if you want to ship elsewhere.
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Off-Line Ordering Information
While we encourage the use of our secure on-line ordering system. Click here.
We understand how some of our customers have concerns with on-line credit card
purchases prefer to pay with money orders etc. For those of you who wish not
to use on-line ordering please follow the instructions below.
To determine the total cost of the purchase please follow these steps.
1. Click the purchase online link of the product you wish to purchase. (Don't
worry you will cancel before the transaction is complete).
2. You will be taken to the Miva Secure Server. Put the number of the items
you want in the Quantity form. Then Click Add to Basket. The page will reappear.
Then click in the upper right hand corner "Checkout"
3. You will be asked if you want to create an account. Simply click "Place
Order Without Account". Then type in whatever you want for your name, street
address, phone number and e-mail. Just be sure that with your fake e-mail you
set it up as fake@nothing.com. The computer doesn't know if it is a real address
or not. But it does recognize if it isn't set up properly.
4. Type in the correct City and State and Zip Code. This information is used
by the computer to determine shipping costs.
5. Click "Continue". When you submit the information, (most of which
is fake) you will be forwarded to a page that gives you options for shipping.
In the shipping section, click the arrow. A form will come up that will list
the prices of the various ways you can have the product shipped to you.
6. Click "Continue" and you will be forwarded to a page that will
total the cost of the product and shipping. At this point, simply leave the
site or turn off your browser. Note you have not put in your credit card number
or even your full address. You can now send a money order to our address below.
Or if you wanted to fax or call in your order, you will know what the total
cost of the item(s) will be.
Disclaimer: WDC seeks to provide accurate, effective and responsible information
on resolving human/wildlife conflicts. We welcome suggestions, criticisms to
help us achieve this goal. The information provided is for informational purposes
only and users of the information use it at their own risk. The reader must
consult state/federal officials to determine the legality of any technique in
the reader's locale. Some techniques are dangerous to the user and to others.
WDC encourages readers to obtain appropriate training (see our informational
literature at our Store ), and understand that proper animal damage
control involves patience, understanding that not every technique/method works
for every situation or even 100% of the time. Your use of this information is
governed by this understanding.
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and photos to simply ask for permission via e-mail. Finally, WDC welcomes
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