http://wombatprotection.forumotion.com/facilities-f11/-t1.htm Wed, 10 Jun 2009 03:18:26 GMT 10 http://www.wombatprotection.org.au/basil.jpg http://wombatprotection.forumotion.com/facilities-f11/-t1.htm http://wombatprotection.forumotion.com/facilities-f11/wombat-gates-t26.htm David We have a large chook yard that wombats seem determined to enter. We have now for a number of years been trying to keep them out, not because we dont want the wombats in but because the chooks get out through the holes the wombats made and because we have a couple of terrier dogs that would use the holes to get in and so we assume would foxes. We tried to block the holes with rocks, log and even railway sleepers. Although the railway sleepers were sometimes successful we always ended up with ... Facilities Wed, 10 Jun 2009 03:18:26 GMT http://wombatprotection.forumotion.com/facilities-f11/wombat-gates-t26.htm#40 http://wombatprotection.forumotion.com/facilities-f11/wombat-gates-t26.htm http://wombatprotection.forumotion.com/facilities-f11/wombatoriums-t10.htm David We are about to build a new wombatorium. We would be interested in others experiences in building wombatoriums. What materials were used? (normal convention in our understanding is sheet iron). How did you stop them burrowing out? ( We are understand that it is usual to bury the iron 600 - 900mm into the ground. Our soil varies greatly in depth and also in rockyness of the soil which can make it very difficult to dig even with a machine) Has anybody tried laying wire mesh on the ground ... Facilities Wed, 04 Mar 2009 00:36:56 GMT http://wombatprotection.forumotion.com/facilities-f11/wombatoriums-t10.htm#16 http://wombatprotection.forumotion.com/facilities-f11/wombatoriums-t10.htm