You remember a while back, SO, the Aldabran tortoise broke though the fence separating his yard from the Gulf Coast box turtle yard:
Well, William reinforced that section with a few pieces of scrap plywood and a pallet. The last time William came up from San Diego, I showed him where SO was starting to break apart the wood at that section yet AGAIN, so he pounded in some T posts o discourage SO from that area:
After he realized he couldn't get through that section anymore, he moved down the line to the other end of that fence and broke through once more:
I bought enough T posts to place them all along that whole section, but I run out of steam after about 5 of them:
If he really tried, I'm sure he could bend those posts and get in there. I only hope he doesn't start demolishing the other fences around his yard. They would allow escape. He's going in there looking for something to eat. I guess all that nice, green grass in his yard isn't to his liking. There is a peach tree outside the fence at the top of the picture and it smells of rotten peaches up there, and there is a fig tree in the YF yard on the other side of the pond where he broke through yesterday. Honest folks, I really do feed this tortoise.
Well, William reinforced that section with a few pieces of scrap plywood and a pallet. The last time William came up from San Diego, I showed him where SO was starting to break apart the wood at that section yet AGAIN, so he pounded in some T posts o discourage SO from that area:
After he realized he couldn't get through that section anymore, he moved down the line to the other end of that fence and broke through once more:
I bought enough T posts to place them all along that whole section, but I run out of steam after about 5 of them:
If he really tried, I'm sure he could bend those posts and get in there. I only hope he doesn't start demolishing the other fences around his yard. They would allow escape. He's going in there looking for something to eat. I guess all that nice, green grass in his yard isn't to his liking. There is a peach tree outside the fence at the top of the picture and it smells of rotten peaches up there, and there is a fig tree in the YF yard on the other side of the pond where he broke through yesterday. Honest folks, I really do feed this tortoise.