Stream-crossing structure for deer fence

Robert M. Blair; James A. Hays; Louis Brunett

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Stream-crossing structure for deer fence

Formally Refereed

Authors:

Robert M. Blair, James A. Hays, Louis Brunett

Year:

1963

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Southern Research Station

Source:

Journal of Wildlife Management. 27(1): 129-132

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Abstract

Stream crossings are the most vulnerable points in a deer-proof fence. When an inadequately constructed crossing washes out, enclosed deer may escape and unwanted animals enter. Structures of the type described here have withstood 2 years of frequent, severe flooding in the pine-hardwood hills of central Louisiana.

Keywords

stream crossing, deer-proof fence, techniques

Citation

Blair, Robert M.; Hays, James A.; Brunett, Louis. 1963. Stream-crossing structure for deer fence. Journal of Wildlife Management. 27(1): 129-132.