Can you get bigger than a 10' t-post? Or an extender?

Plug in the fence.

I think if they went over the 8 footer I would put em in the freezer,

That's what I've heard. 6' up and a wire topper that's electrified. The deer will nose the top of the fence and get a jolt, then not try to jump it

Is a bow out of the question??

slide a piece of pipe over the top, then run screw into it to it to make it as tall as you need. Could electrify a acre for about 200 dollars, using top notch stuff. much less for regular stuff.

Put the posts in at a 45 degree angle outwards.

BeGreen said:

Deer won't jump a fence if there is an impediment in their way.

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Agreed. If they are unsure of their landing, they won't jump. I have a 6 foot tall welded wire fence with a horizontal pipe at the top. Inside the fence I have raised beds and tall stakes sticking up out of the beds.

run a single strand of elec around the area a couple of feet off the ground (can be around outside of your existing set up a foot or two if you want). hang some small strips of alum foil from the fence. coat the foil w/ some peanut butter. Energize the fence. Camp out and watch the fun! a normal fence shock may discourage your trespassers, but a shock to the tongue will leave a lasting impression upon the individual animal.

a local guy did this to protect some apple trees on his place. Deer love apples more than most other options. I'll tell ya, he now has no problem w/ deer going after his apple trees.

Scope mounted on a Barnett crossbow, pays for itself in grocery savings the first year,good scope will pull enough moonlight so nobody will even see a flashlight.

This is not a serious reply but it stuck in my head. Put a row of spikes inside the fence so they impale after jumping over and you have your venison without having to shoot it!

Billy

As many have said a bow & arrow is quiet.
Fresh meat is tasty.