Contact us for FREE help and advice t 01743 624 629 e info@countyfencing.co.uk
It’s easy to see why there’s often confusion between deer fencing and stock fencing. Both are forms of agricultural fencing designed to manage animals, secure boundaries, and protect valuable land,…
Fencing plays a vital role in shaping the functionality and feel of public parks, country estates, nature reserves, and large recreational spaces. Unlike garden fencing for homeowners, park fencing solutions…
Deer may be lovely to look at, but for a forester, farmer, gardener or horticulturist, they can cause havoc by destroying new plant growth and introducing disease to livestock or…
For the Report on the use of fencing to prevent access by otters to fisheries. Prepared for the Environment Agency & SAA. Fig 1. Test fencing frame for captive otters Fig 2. Small female otter unable to pass through 75mm Titan mesh. Click here…
The UK’s growing otter population is not only working its way through
our freshwater fish stocks, but is now affecting the breeding habits of
our birds, too.
Angling Times can reveal that the RSPB’s own ‘poster boy’, the…
An otter has been spotted in Gloucestershire …up a tree.
Mo, a member of an otter family in Slimbridge, is gaining height with increasingly daring climbs up a 15ft (4.6m) Spindle tree…
Article published by the BBC. Click…