Yellow lines are the already installed fenceline (sheep fencing topped with electrobraid). The orange/ brown lines are paths cut in the woods. We don't intend to fence the paths in, and don't expect them to take shortcuts through the trees. The underbrush is thick and in many cases very prickly! If we find they are going off the trail and taking the shortest route, we will then add electric fencing. Dark blue is wet ground. We have a few wet spots (to put it mildly). The fenceline along the east side is pretty wet, and likely to become very muddy with constant travel. It boarders a slough, and as you curve north and west-ward to gets much wetter (underwater by a 1+ foot). Hence the alternative paths available, and not fenced off! To the east is a huge shallow pond. If I can control the bullrushes, it is full of ducks and geese. And a deafening number of frogs... The pasture area is high and dry (the highest point in the section - the envy of my neighbours!). The north trails are also dry, and they are covered in forest litter and roots. I am hoping they will stay dry and fairly grass free. At the southeast corner is a run-in shelter. It is 13x16 feet deep. I am walling off much of the front, and hanging a tarp/ mosquito netting in the doorway. Into the wall will go a fan. I don't want them to be spending all their time standing in the shelter, but I also need to give them some time away from the insane 'skitters in summer! Ahhh, gotta love Canadian "wildlife"