90.20 Fencing of farm-raised deer that are not white-tailed deer.
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90.20 Fencing of farm-raised deer that are not white-tailed deer.
(1)Definitions. In this section:
(a)“Farm-raised deer” has the meaning given in s. 95.001
(ag).
(b)“Heavily galvanized” means having a zinc coating weighing 230 grams per square meter or 0.8 ounces per square foot.
(c)“High tensile” means having a tensile strength of 179,000 to 210,000 pounds per square inch.
(d)“Medium tensile” means having a tensile strength of 101,000 to 123,000 pounds per square inch.
(2)Specifications. Unless s. 90.21 or 95.55
(c)applies, any person who keeps farm-raised deer shall keep the farm-raised deer enclosed by a fence that meets all of the following requirements:
(a)Except for animals of the genus rangifer, the fence is at least 7 feet 10 inches high and is a woven wire fence that satisfies sub.
(3), is a high tensile fence that satisfies sub.
(4)or, if made of other materials, is of a design and level of strength that provides equivalent retentive capacity. The top 6 inches of the fence may consist of a single strand of smooth high tensile wire.
(b)For animals of the genus rangifer, the fence is at least 5 feet high and is a woven wire fence that satisfies sub.
(3), is a high tensile fence that satisfies sub.
(4)or, if made of other materials, is of a design and level of strength that provides equivalent retentive capacity.
(c)If the fence is made with wood posts, all of the following apply:
1. The posts are at least 12 feet long.
2. The tops of the line posts are, if rectangular, at least 3.5 inches in the smallest dimension or, if round, at least 3.5 inches in diameter.