I have lived in a country house on the edge of the mountains for 22 years.
Wild deer, wild boars, monkeys, martens, moles, snakes, lice, centipedes, giant hornets, and other troublesome creatures continue to invade the premises.
Deer have broken through the electric fence installed on the mountain side and are eating away at the new buds of potted plants.
At night, I once encountered a wild boar with huge tusks like a deer god.
Two years ago, I had a gardener put up a net at my front door, and I take it off in the morning and evening.
However, deer can easily jump over heights of 2 to 3 meters, and a charging boar can break through the net, including the supports.
After less than three months, the net fell down, complete with its supports, and I had to replace it myself.
It takes a lot of time to remove the nets in the morning and evening, and it is inconvenient for visitors, delivery workers, and residents to come and go.
Deer nets are not an effective means of controlling wild animals, they are just a distraction, but this is also a way of life in the countryside.
