Deer don’t like to jump blind, but if they know they can land the jump they’ll do it.
It won’t stop them because they can see over it and know what’s on the other side. If you put it at an angle, or put a second row of the same fence closeby, it plays with tier depth perception.
If there is an established trail, and they see the established trail, forget it. They’ll remember that they can make the jump because they probably helped beat down that path.
Jed
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