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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cowadle" data-source="post: 4080712" data-attributes="member: 7203">here is a fairly useful set that i have used for several years.  there are more resilient methods than this but it isn't that bad either.  the reels with good braided multi conductor tinned copper conductors along with non conductive posts make a very resilient fence that can be put up easy and the removed and stored in a tub, the poly braided cord will flex and stretch if a deer gets into it so it pops back up. once they get zapped a few times they usually move on.  but one side effect might be that it can be hard to get them back into the area after they become accustomed to it being there.[URL unfurl="true"]https://store.am.gallagher.com/am/us/en_US/animal-management/electric-fencing/portable-fencing/all-in-one-portable-fences/smart-fence-2/p/G70000[/URL]</blockquote>