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Can Alligators Climb Fences?

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Howdy, folks~ today we’re gonna talk about the hilariously appearing yet extremely serious situation that’s all too common of predatory reptiles, aka, alligators climbing over fences. Yes, believe it or not, alligators can climb fences and most definitely do. The question is, what can be done about it so you and your loved ones are protected from the threat they pose? 

Welp, to answer all of that, let’s get into the specific precautions you can take and which fence extensions are best to keep the alligators from climbing your fence. Here we go~

How To Stop Alligators From Climbing Fences?

It’s not that difficult to stop alligators from climbing your fence, actually. The key things that you need to keep in mind will definitely help you prevent those scaly critters from harming your home. So, let’s see what they are:

Extend Your Fence’s Height And Include Enhanced Enforcement

The biggest and most straightforward method of stopping alligators from climbing your fence is to make it taller than at least 7 ft. Also, keep in mind that climbing up isn’t the only way alligators can be a nuisance, so make sure the fence is deep enough underground and add a concrete layer ahead of it to give no room for them to intrude. Throw in a deterrent extension on your fence, like barbed wire or electrification, to stop them in their tracks.

Use Vinyl Fencing

Simply put, the buttery smooth surface of vinyl fencing is an effective means of keeping the alligators away from your home. They’ll try and try but keep failing over and over until, eventually, they’ll give up. On that note, we, Big Jerry’s Fencing, have some of the fanciest and top-notch quality vinyl fences you can choose from. So, don’t hesitate to reach out and get your free quote today.

Invest In A Yard Enclosure

Now, this one might seem a bit pricey, but hear us out, yeah? Sometimes, you just need to be well-prepared for the eventuality that your fence might not cut it if the alligator is particularly persistent. What to do then? Well, it’s simple: you spend some time and money creating the perfect little look-but-don’t-touch scenario for the alligator. With reinforced aluminum and wrought iron, you’ll have the perfect cover of a yard enclosure top to make the alligator really frustrated and quit climbing since it can’t get anywhere near your home.

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