Where did my sweet corn go?
Answers:
Look for tracks in the garden. My bet is Raccoons or Deer.
Oh, deer can and will jump a seven foot fence when frightened and fleeing or to get to something they really like to eat.
Suggestion: Put motion activated lights near the garden. When they come on at night, take a peak at what's out there.
Other answers:
Appears to be deer or human.
Appears to be deer or human.
Usually Squirrels, sometimes also Deer.
sqiurrels the nasty varmits.
Deer or raccoons would be my bet. Probably deer
Deer, racoon, opossum, or squirrel.
Since you have the fence, I doubt it was deer. I suspect it could be a groundhog...fences don't keep them out. I planted a small fruit tree orchard and the groundhog stood up on its hind legs and real casually pulled down the branches (and broke them) and ate them! We trapped it with a trap but another one has taken its place. The are extremely destructive. One actually climbed up a couple of feet into a peach tree...didn't know they could do that! Shoot them with a bee bee gun or trap and release them somewhere far away. Good luck.
I would bet on raccoons, squirrels are not night feeders generally. Neither of your fences would keep out a raccoon. You would see where a groundhog burrowed into the garden. Were there any tracks and are you familiar with the tracks left by wildlife in your area.
Could be deer but from your description of the damage it sounds more like the little masked bandits...
Racoons are extremely smart. Catch my drift?
Sounds like someone is messing with your corn
squirrels
deer and rabbits.