JP2012249566A - Cervus nippon yesoensis trapping fence utilizing invasion prevention fence - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Cervus nippon yesoensis trapping fence that reduces a construction cost and shortens a construction schedule, easily and surely traps a Cervus nippon yesoensis and utilizes an invasion prevention fence by utilizing a part of an existing invasion prevention fence.SOLUTION: In the Cervus nippon yesoensis trapping fence including a trapping fence body part 25 equipped with a gate 23 at a prescribed position of a trapping wire net fence 22 for covering a prescribed space so as to trap a Cervus nippon yesoensis and a blindfold part 24 in which a vinyl sheet, etc., are stretched tightly at prescribed height ranging the whole length of the trapping wire net fence 22 in the trapping wire net fence 22, trapping equipment 26 comprising a cage to trap a Cervus nippon yesoensis and a chute part 28 that provides the trapping fence body part 25 and the trapping equipment 26 in a linked manner by both wall parts 27 and 27 mutually separated at a prescribed interval and guides a Cervus nippon yesoensis from the trapping fence body part 25 to the trapping equipment 26 through both the wall parts 27 and 27, a part of an invasion prevention wire net fence 42 of an existing Cervus nippon yesoensis invasion prevention fence 41 is used as a part (region shown by A) of the trapping wire net fence 22.

Description

  The present invention relates to a deer catching fence using an intrusion prevention fence, which can reduce the construction cost and the construction period by using a part of an existing intrusion prevention fence.

An example of the prior art will be described with reference to FIG.
In FIG. 8, reference numeral 1 denotes a conventional Ezo deer capture fence. The Ezo deer capture fence 1 is provided at a predetermined position of a capture wire fence 2 that surrounds a predetermined space for capturing Ezo deer. A gate 3 consisting of a drop door 3A etc. that closes after intrusion is arranged, and a blindfold portion 4 for extending a vinyl sheet or the like to a predetermined height over the entire length of the capture wire mesh fence 2 is arranged on the capture wire mesh fence 2. The capture fence main body 5 provided, the capture facility 6 composed of a trap for catching deer deer, and the capture fence main body 5 and the capture facility 6 are connected by both wall portions 7 and 7 spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance. , And a chute 8 for guiding the deer from the capture fence body 5 to the capture facility 6 through both the walls 7 and 7.

Next, a procedure for capturing Ezo deer using the Ezo deer fence 1 will be described.
First, an induction bait 9 for inducing the Ezo deer 10 is placed in the catch fence body 5.
When the deer 10 is guided by the guide bait 9 and enters the gate 3, the gate 3 is closed automatically or manually by the detection of the deer 10 in the catch fence main body 5.
Next, a person drives the Ezo deer 10 of the capture fence body 5 into the chute 8. Then, the deer 10 is guided to the capture facility 6 through the shoot unit 8, and the deer 10 is captured in the capture facility 6.

  As a prior art document of this kind of technology, for example, there is Patent Document 1. In Patent Document 1, an intrusion prevention fence for preventing invasion of Ezo deer is provided with a drive-in paddock for driving the Ezo deer in. An animal capture device provided is described.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-4854

The above-described conventional deer catch fence (1 in FIG. 8) needs to make the capture wire fence surrounding the predetermined space relatively large in order to capture the deer. There was a problem that the construction cost of itself was high.
In addition, although Patent Document 1 can suppress the construction cost of the capture device portion by providing a driving paddock on the intrusion prevention fence, there is a limit to the size of the driving paddock and a sufficient size is secured. Since there is a possibility that it cannot be performed and the driving paddock is not completely enclosed, there is a problem that the deer may escape from the driving paddock to the outside during the induction stage or the driving stage.

  In view of the above situation, the present invention can reduce the construction cost and the construction period by utilizing a part of the existing intrusion prevention fence, and can provide an intrusion prevention fence that can easily capture the deer. The purpose is to provide a used Ezo Deer Fence.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides the following configurations.
The invention according to claim 1 is provided with a gate that closes after the intrusion of the deer deer at a predetermined position of the capture wire fence that encloses a predetermined space for capturing the deer, and the capture wire mesh fence has the capture The capture fence main body with a blindfold of a predetermined height extending over the entire length of the wire fence, a capture facility composed of a trap that captures Ezo deer, the capture fence main body and the capture facility with each other In the Ezo deer capture fence, which is connected by both wall parts spaced apart by a predetermined interval, and has a chute part for guiding Ezo deer from the capture fence main body part to the capture facility through the both wall parts,
The present invention provides an Ezo deer catching fence using an intrusion prevention fence, wherein a part of an intrusion prevention wire mesh fence of an existing Ezo deer intrusion prevention fence is used as a part of the capture wire mesh fence.

  The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the chute and the capture facility are arranged along the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence in the vicinity of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence. It provides the Ezo deer catch fence used.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, a corner peripheral portion including a corner portion of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence formed by bending the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence outward by a support is formed as a part of the capture wire mesh fence. The Ezo deer capture fence using the intrusion prevention fence according to claim 1 or 2 is used.

  According to the present invention, by using a part of the existing intrusion prevention fence, the construction cost can be reduced and the construction period can be shortened, and the deer using the intrusion prevention fence can be captured easily and reliably. A capture rail can be provided.

(A) It is a top view of the Ezo deer capture fence using the intrusion prevention fence of this invention. (B) It is a front view of the wire mesh fence for deer capture of this invention. (C) It is a side view of the wire mesh fence for deer capture of this invention. (D) It is a front view of the wire mesh fence for deer capture to which the gate of this invention was attached. (E) It is a front view of the existing deer intrusion prevention fence. (F) It is a side view of the existing deer intrusion prevention fence. (A) It is a top view of the chute | shoot part and capture facility of this invention. (B) It is a front view of the chute | shoot part of this invention. (C) It is a front view of the control panel of the chute | shoot part of this invention, and a partition door. (A) It is a front view of the dropping door of the capture facility of the present invention. (B) It is a front view of the front partition of the capture facility of the present invention. (C) It is a partial front view of the capture facility of the present invention. It is a top view of the Ezo deer capture fence using the intrusion prevention fence of the modification of this invention. FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged plan view of an Ezo deer capture fence using the intrusion prevention fence shown in FIG. 4. It is a top view of Ezo deer capture fence using the intrusion prevention fence of another modification of the present invention. (A) It is the photograph which copied the inside of the chute | shoot part of this invention. (B) A photograph showing the entire capture facility of the present invention. (A) It is a top view of the Ezo deer capture fence of a prior art example. (B) It is a front view of the wire mesh fence for a deer capture of a prior art example. (C) It is a side view of the wire mesh fence for a deer capture of a prior art example. (D) It is a front view of the wire mesh fence for a deer capture to which the gate of the prior art example was attached. (E) It is a front view of the chute | shoot part and capture facility of the Ezo deer capture fence of a prior art example. (F) It is a top view of the chute | shoot part and capture facility of the Ezo deer capture fence of a prior art example.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings showing examples.
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 21 denotes an Ezo deer capture fence using the intrusion prevention fence of the present invention, and an Ezo deer capture fence 21 using the intrusion prevention fence encloses a predetermined space for capturing Ezo deer. A gate 23 composed of a drop door 23A and the like that closes after the intrusion of a deer is placed at a predetermined position of the capture wire mesh fence 22, and the capture wire mesh fence 22 reaches a predetermined height over the entire length of the capture wire mesh fence 22. A capture fence main body 25 provided with a blindfold 24 for stretching a vinyl sheet, a capture facility 26 composed of a trap for capturing a deer, and the capture fence main body 25 and the capture facility 26 are spaced from each other at a predetermined interval. And a chute 28 for connecting the deer deer to the capture facility 26 from the capture fence main body 25 through the both walls 27, 27. As a part of the wire fence 22 (range indicated by A), It is obtained using a portion of the entrance preventing wire mesh fence 42 of Ezo deer intrusion prevention fences 41 settings.

1 (b) and 1 (c) show the capture wire mesh fence 22, and the capture wire mesh fence 22 has a capture wire mesh 30 stretched between support posts 29, 29... Installed on the ground at predetermined intervals. A blindfold 24 having a predetermined height made of a vinyl sheet or the like is stretched between the wire 29 and the capture wire mesh 30.
The blindfold 24 is blindfolded to prevent the Ezo deer from rushing and injured when the other side of the wire mesh is seen like the capture wire mesh 30.
FIG. 1 (d) shows a state where a drop door 23 </ b> A is attached to the capture wire mesh fence 22.
1 (e) and 1 (f) show an intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42 of a deer intrusion prevention fence 41. The intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42 is placed on support posts 43, 43. Is stretched.

FIG. 2A shows the chute 28 and the capture facility 26, and the chute 28 has a panel (plywood for concrete formwork) as shown in FIG. 2B. The internal space formed by both wall portions 27 and 27 is formed in three consecutive rooms partitioned by the control panel 51 and the partition door 52 formed by the control panel as shown in FIG. ing. A photograph showing the inside of the chute 28 is shown in FIG.
Further, the capture facility 26 is closed by a dropping door 54 formed by a panel, whose front end {right end of the capture facility 26 in Fig. 2 (a)} is shown in Fig. 3 (a). In FIG. 3B, the left end of the capture facility 26 is closed by a front partition 55 formed of a wire mesh, and the internal space formed between the wall portions 53 and 53 is separated. It is divided into three consecutive rooms by the drop doors 54, 54. A photograph showing the entire capture facility 26 is shown in FIG.

FIG. 4 shows a modified example of the Ezo deer catching fence (21 in FIG. 1) using the intrusion prevention fence, and in the Ezo deer catching fence (21 in FIG. 1) using the intrusion prevention fence. The chute 28 and the capture facility 26 are arranged along the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5, a part of the capture wire mesh fence 22 using a part of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42 of the existing deer intrusion prevention fence 41 (the range indicated by A) is continuous. The chute 28 and the capture facility 26 are sequentially disposed in the vicinity of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42 along the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42.
Thus, the installation space is made compact by sequentially installing the chute 28 and the capture facility 26 in the vicinity of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42 of the existing deer intrusion prevention fence 41 along the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42. be able to. In addition, a part of the capture fence main body 25, the chute 28, and the capture facility 26 can be aligned in a substantially straight line, and there is an advantage that guiding and capturing the deer is easy.
In the above description, the chute portion 28 and the capture facility 26 are disposed along the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42. Instead, a predetermined portion of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42 is removed, and the chute portion 28 is removed at the removed location. It is also possible to arrange a capture facility 26.

FIG. 6 shows another modified example of the Ezo deer catching fence (21 in FIG. 1) using the intrusion prevention fence, and the Ezo Deer catching fence (21 in FIG. 1) using the intrusion prevention fence. In this case, the periphery of the corner portion 56 including the corner portion 56 of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42 formed by the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence 42 being bent outward by the support 43 is part of the capture wire mesh fence 22 ( A range indicated by A).
Accordingly, the predetermined space enclosed by the capture wire mesh fence 22 for capturing Ezo deer can be efficiently increased, and the corner portion included in a part of the capture wire mesh fence 22 (range indicated by A). If 56 is positioned in the vicinity of the chute portion 28, the corner portion 56 can reduce the speed of the deer that is driven away and drive it into the chute portion 28, thereby preventing the occurrence of injuries to the deer. it can.

21 Ezo Deer Fence Fence Using Intrusion Prevention Fence 22 Deer Catch Wire Mesh Fence 23 Gate 24 Blindfolding Section 25 Capture Fence Main Body 26 Capture Facility 27 Wall Part 28 Shooting Section 29 Strut 41 Ezo Deer Intrusion Prevention Fence 42 Intrusion Prevention Wire Mesh Fence 56 Corner

Claims (3)

In order to capture Ezo deer, a gate that closes after the entry of Ezo Deer is arranged at a predetermined position of the capture wire fence that encloses a predetermined space, and the capture wire mesh fence extends over the entire length of the capture wire mesh fence. A capture fence main body provided with a blindfold of a predetermined height, a capture facility composed of a trap that captures Ezo deer, and both wall portions separated from each other by a predetermined interval between the capture fence main body and the capture facility In the Ezo deer capture fence with a chute part for guiding Ezo deer from the capture fence main body part to the capture facility through the both wall parts,
A deer catching fence using an intrusion prevention fence, wherein a part of an intrusion prevention wire mesh fence of an existing deer intrusion prevention fence is used as a part of the capture wire mesh fence.   The deer catching fence using the intrusion prevention fence according to claim 1, wherein the chute part and the capture facility are arranged in the vicinity of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence along the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence.   A corner peripheral portion including a corner portion of the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence formed by bending the intrusion prevention wire mesh fence outward by a support is used as a part of the capture wire mesh fence. Ezo deer capture fence using the intrusion prevention fence according to Item 1 or 2.