Core functions of Deer Fence

Core functions of Deer Fence：

1. Safety isolation

Preventing deer herds from escaping: Deer like animals (such as spotted deer and red deer) have flexible body shapes and strong jumping abilities. Fences should have sufficient height (usually ≥ 1.8 meters) and structural strength to prevent them from climbing over or escaping.

O Defend against external threats: isolate wild animals (such as wolves and foxes) or human activities, and protect deer herds from attacks or disturbances.

2. Disease prevention and control

O Block pathogen transmission: Divide clean and contaminated areas through fences to reduce direct contact between different deer herds and lower the risk of infectious diseases (such as foot-and-mouth disease and brucellosis) transmission.

Easy zoning management: Feeding deer in different zones based on their age, gender, or health status to achieve precise epidemic prevention.

3. Behavioral guidance

O Limit activity range: Avoid excessive running and energy consumption of deer herds, or entering dangerous areas such as steep slopes and water bodies.

Simulate natural environment: Combined with the vegetation layout inside the fence, provide deer with natural behavioral space such as shade and foraging, and reduce stress response.