We bought our electric fencing from Wells Croft in New Hampshire with recommendation from Pete at Codman Farm.
They will deliver it however it’s worth a nice drive to their place near Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire To pick it up and see a demo on how to do the install. Rob On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 5:51 AM Karen Seo <[email protected]> wrote: > Staci, > > A few suggestions: > > *Wellscroft Fence Systems* (www.wellscroft.com) -- They don't install > fencing but appear to supply much of the fencing material used in this > area. You could consult them about what fencing options would provide > security for your garden and they can also provide a list of fence > installers. Of course, they hope you'll buy the materials from them but I > think the installers buy material from them so it works out. They're very > helpful. This spring, I needed fencing installed to protect sheep. > Wellscroft provided me with the names of 4 installers (see below). Note > that these are folks who install fencing for livestock, farms. They may > also install other kinds of fencing. My impression is that fence > installers (at least good ones) tend to be SWAMPED, especially since they > can only work when the ground is not mud, not frozen. Only 2 returned my > calls and only one actually submitted a bid and he was booked 2-3 months > out. Now would be a good time to schedule the work if you'd like it done > by next spring. > > New England Post & Rail 508-517-1264 > https://www.nepostandrail.com Ashby > > River Valley Fencing 413-348-4071 > https://rivervalleyfencing.com Deerfield > > Homestead Agricultural Services 508-386-6229 > https://homesteadagservices.com Rehoboth > (Matthew Hoderny) > > David Howe 508-867-9005 > [email protected] New Braintree > > *New England Post & Rail* -- This spring, I hired them to install a > combination of woven wire and electrified high tensile wire to protect > sheep. They did a good job in general but with some glitches, which they > promptly addressed. I'd hire them again. Contact me if you'd like to see > the fence and discuss the cost and the glitches. > > *Hannan Agro*, the farm/farm stand over on 117) - This has a deer fence. > You might contact Mohammed ([email protected], 617-959-0748) or > drop by the farm. > > *Pollinator "meadow"* - This has a deer fence. I'm not sure whom to > contact for info. Someone at the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust or the > Conservation Dept. would probably know. > > Good luck, > Karen > > -- > The LincolnTalk mailing list. > To post, send mail to [email protected]. > Browse the archives at https://pairlist9.pair.net/mailman/private/lincoln/ > . > Change your subscription settings at > https://pairlist9.pair.net/mailman/listinfo/lincoln. > >
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