Kangaroo and Deer Fencing Done Dirt Cheap!

Our biggest headache in grazing management on our farm and our clients farms is predation from roos and deer during winter months of non-growth here in the NSW southern tablelands at a time of year when grass is all to valuable… I was in the rural supplies this morning and glanced over to see this new invention. I’ve been racking my brain day and night working out how to keep the buggers out and only to find that some bright spark has done that hard work for me!  This bloke needs a Order of Australia  Medal (OAM)for this invention!

See the details below about the product from High Jump Fencing:

THE HIGH JUMP FENCE EXTENDER®
High Jump Fence Extenders® can be installed with minimal labour if fitted to an existing fence or very easily when erecting a new fence. Available in left hand, right hand or vertical configurations, they will increase the height of a traditional fence from 1200mm to 1800mm or 6′ with an imposing 45 degree angle at the top. When used in conjunction with The Fence Boot® the High Jump Fence Extender® acts as a deterrent to unwanted jumping and burrowing animals.

How do they work ?
The High Jump Fence Extenders® fit onto a standard steel post (star picket), secured by the top two fence wires. Once the Extender is in position, the wires can be installed to suit the application, either plain, barbed, electric or a combination of these. Recommended spacing for Extenders is 6 to 12 metres apart and up to 15 metres in hard country, depending on the terrain.
How much do High Jump Fence Extenders® cost ?
The High Jump Fence Extender® is designed to be used on rural properties where fence lines cover great distances.
Costs associated with building new fences quickly add up. Extenders can be added to an existing fence line from as little as $0.60c per metre, spaced at 12 metres apart. The cost is dramatically reduced where extensions can be spaced further apart – up to 15 metres depending on the terrain.

What else will I need ?
You don’t need additional equipment or fixings to install High Jump Fence Extenders® to a new or existing steel post (star picket). Simply put the Extender over the top of a steel post (star picket) and once the holes from the steel post and Extender line up, secure the Extender by threading the top wire (single hole option) or top two wires (double hole option) from the fence, through the holes.

For more information on any of our products or how they can solve a problem on your property, contact:
Cameron French, Managing Director

High Jump Fencing
ABN 92 604 176 301 1905
Wee Jasper Road
Tumut NSW 2729
Email – cameron@highjumpfencing.com.au
Phone 0429 466 122