If you manage a commercial property, nursery, public park, or corporate landscape, deer damage can quickly undercut your work—racking up real costs in plant loss, replanting, labor, and missed sales. Every tree that gets stripped, every row of perennials that disappears overnight, is more than just an eyesore. It’s lost inventory. It’s added downtime. It’s work that now has to be done twice.
That’s where DeWitt’s Deer Fence Pro comes in. It’s an easy, durable, low-maintenance fix, built specifically to solve this exact problem.
Deer Damage Is a Business Problem, Not Just an Aesthetic One
It’s easy to dismiss deer issues as a rural or seasonal inconvenience. But if you’ve ever lost a row of arborvitae or had freshly planted stock chewed to the stem, you know better.
In high-value landscapes—especially commercial properties or active nurseries—these aren’t just plants. They’re assets. And every time a deer walks away full, you’re left paying for it.
Common examples:
- Nurseries: One night of browsing can wipe out an entire section of salable shrubs or young trees.
- Corporate campuses: Damaged beds or hedgerows affect curb appeal—and by extension, leasing or client perceptions.
- Municipal grounds: Replacing public plantings eats into already tight budgets.
- Vineyards and orchards: Even small amounts of feeding can set back seasonal production.
The damage is cumulative. And the longer you wait to put up a proper barrier, the more it costs you.
Repellents Are Temporary. Physical Barriers Work.
Sprays wear off. Motion-activated devices fail when batteries die or deer get used to them. Even “natural” repellents need to be reapplied constantly, especially after rain.
Deer Fence Pro doesn’t rely on hope or repeated labor. It creates a reliable physical boundary, something deer can’t walk through, crawl under, or jump over (as long as you install it correctly).
Why DeWitt’s Fence Pro Actually Holds Up
There are plenty of cheap deer fences on the market: thin plastic mesh that tears after a season, sags with snow, or discolors after a summer.
DeWitt’s Deer Fence Pro is built differently:
- Made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) for long-term flexibility and strength. It won’t snap in the cold or droop under rain.
- UV-stabilized to prevent brittleness or breakdown in full sun, season after season.
- Designed with a tight mesh that discourages deer from nosing through or getting caught. It’s a deterrent—not a trap.
- Non-corrosive and rust-proof, unlike wire fencing, which can degrade over time and pose safety risks.
For landscapers and nursery managers, that means fewer replacements, less maintenance, and a solution that actually lasts.
Installation Is Simple and Scalable
One of the biggest advantages of Deer Fence Pro is how easy it is to work with. You don’t need heavy equipment. You don’t need to pour concrete or dig post holes.
You’ll need:
- Fence rolls (sized to your project)
- Posts (metal T-posts, fiberglass rods, or wooden stakes)
- Zip ties or UV-resistant ties
- Ground staples or trenching tools (if burying the fence bottom)
Installation tips:
- Height matters. To stop deer from jumping, go with a 7-foot fence. Anything shorter is risky.
- Secure the base. Use staples to tack the bottom to the ground or bury it 6–12 inches deep. Deer will try to crawl under if they can’t go over.
- Support corners and tension points. Add bracing at turns or long runs to prevent sagging.
- Leave a clean perimeter. Clear brush around the outside edge to eliminate cover and make the fence more visible to deer.
A two-person crew can fence off a mid-sized section in a single afternoon.
Versatile Enough for Any Operation
Whether you’re managing:
- A multi-acre nursery with rotating inventory
- A seasonal retail garden center
- A community park or HOA property
- A commercial real estate site with decorative landscaping
Deer Fence Pro scales with you. You can install it permanently or as a seasonal barrier. Use it to fence entire plots or just vulnerable zones like shade houses, staging areas, or young sapling rows.
It’s also lightweight enough for temporary use at trade shows, festivals, or on freshly seeded restoration sites.
What About Maintenance?
Fencing’s only effective if it stays intact. Luckily, maintenance here is minimal.
- Walk the perimeter monthly.
- Check for any sagging, torn mesh, or signs of digging.
- Re-tension corners as needed.
- In winter zones, remove excess snow build-up if necessary.
The mesh won’t rust, the UV resistance keeps it intact, and wildlife rarely test a fence that doesn’t give. In short, you’ll spend more time checking your irrigation system than this fence.
Bottom Line
If deer are part of your environment, they’re part of your budget—whether you plan for them or not. DeWitt’s Deer Fence Pro gives you a reliable way to protect inventory, avoid rework, and reduce future costs.
It’s not flashy. But it works.
And unlike short-term deterrents or patchwork repairs, this is a one-time decision that pays for itself quickly—especially if you’re replacing plants season after season.
Deer are hungry. Your margins don’t need to feed them.
Invest in the fence. Protect your work. Move on.