the following detailed description of the invention references the accompanying drawings that illustrate specific embodiments in which the invention can be practiced . the embodiments are intended to describe aspects of the invention in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention . other embodiments can be utilized and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention . the following detailed description is , therefore , not to be taken in a limiting sense . the scope of the present invention is defined only by the appended claims , along with the full scope of equivalents to which such claims are entitled . in this description , references to “ one embodiment ”, “ an embodiment ”, or “ embodiments ” mean that the feature or features being referred to are included in at least one embodiment of the technology . separate references to “ one embodiment ”, “ an embodiment ”, or “ embodiments ” in this description do not necessarily refer to the same embodiment and are also not mutually exclusive unless so stated and / or except as will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art from the description . for example , a feature , structure , act , etc . described in one embodiment may also be included in other embodiments , but is not necessarily included . thus , the present technology can include a variety of combinations and / or integrations of the embodiments described herein . turning to the drawings and particularly fig1 - 3 , an adjustable securing element 10 is illustrated in a plurality of configurations . the securing element 10 is made of a lightweight , durable material , e . g ., tubular aluminum or the like , and includes an elongated center post 12 having a stake 14 at a bottom end thereof sized and shaped to extend into a ground surface . a plurality of hinges 16 are spaced from each other along the center post 12 . extending from the center post 12 and independently connected at the hinges 16 are two identical pivoting “ v ” elements 18 . each of the “ v ” elements includes a lower post 20 that extends perpendicular to the center post 12 and an angled post 22 that extends at an angle from the center post 12 . in the exemplary embodiment , the angled post 22 preferably extends from the center post 12 between approximately 15 and 45 degrees , and more preferably at 30 degrees . depending from a junction between the lower post 20 and the angled post 22 is another stake 24 that is sized and shaped to extend into a ground surface . the center post 12 has a plurality of receivers extending laterally therefrom , i . e ., an upper receiver 26 , a middle receiver 28 , and a lower receiver 30 . each of the receivers 26 , 28 , 30 are sized and shaped to independently receive a portion of a fence 32 . the fence 32 may be formed of kevlar , plastic , a resilient metal and / or wire , rope , fabric , fiberglass , and / or any other flexible , high - strength material . the upper receiver 26 and lower receiver 30 have a mirrored design with respect to each other , which includes an outwardly - ending portion 34 and a single parallel extending portion 36 . the upper receiver 26 is rotatable relative to the center post 12 . the middle receiver 28 also includes the outwardly portion 34 , but includes dual , upper and lower parallel extending portions 38 , 40 . turning to fig4 , the fence 32 includes a plurality of apertures 42 . the apertures 42 are sized and shaped to receive one or more of the receivers 26 , 28 , 30 and are sized depending on type of material of the fence 32 . when each of the receivers 26 , 28 , 30 are received by the fence 32 , the fence 32 is secured to the adjustable securing element 10 , and the adjustable securing element 10 and the fence 32 may be simultaneously staked into the ground . it is foreseen , however , that the adjustable securing element 10 may be staked into the ground prior to engagement with the fence 32 without deviating from the scope of the present inventive concept . the adjustable securing element 10 with the fence 32 may be constructed in a variety of configurations to accommodate a variety of sizes , e . g ., 24 ″ to 60 ″ or more , as illustrated in fig5 - 7 . without limitation , the variety of configurations includes square , rectangle , or octagon . in a stored configuration , the adjustable securing element 10 , which is approximately 48 ″ long , with the fence 32 may be stored in an area of about 48 ″× 12 ″× 18 ′ with the adjustable securing element 10 in a closed configuration . when a user desired to setup the adjustable securing element 10 with the fence 32 , the adjustable securing element 10 is positioned in one of an open configuration , as illustrated in fig2 , a corner configuration , as illustrated in fig1 and 3 , or something in between . once positioned in the desired configuration , the adjustable securing element 10 is positioned in the ground via the stake 14 and the another stake 24 . to aid in positioning the stake 14 and the another stake 24 into the ground , the user may apply a downward force on the lower post 20 . it is foreseen that the lower post 20 may include a friction - heightening element , e . g ., ribbing or the like , to prevent slippage when the user interacts with the lower post 20 . once anchored in the ground , the user may secure the fence 32 to the adjustable securing element 10 . a plurality of the adjustable securing elements 10 , e . g ., four or more , may be used to form the enclosure with assembly of each of the adjustable securing elements 10 following the same aforementioned steps . additionally one or more nonadjustable securing elements 43 may be used to form the enclosure , as illustrated in fig8 . the stake elements 43 includes all of the parts of the adjustable securing element 10 , e . g ., the receivers 26 , 28 , 30 etc ., but does not include the elements 18 . in the exemplary embodiment , ends 44 of the fence 32 are secured at a single one of the adjustable securing elements 10 with any excess 23 wound around the one of the adjustable securing elements 10 . to add or increase tension of the fence 32 , the upper receiver 26 is rotated about the center post 12 . adding tension to the fence 32 via the upper receiver 26 increases a height of the fence 32 relative to the ground . in this manner , the adjustable securing element 10 and the fence 32 forms an enclosure . it is foreseen that the middle receiver 28 and / or lower receiver 30 may be made to be rotatable about the center post 12 without deviating from the scope of the present inventive concept . it is also foreseen that an electric wire 51 may be threaded through clips 45 on each of the adjustable securing elements 10 to form an enclosure having an electrical deterrent , e . g ., to keep animals in / out of the enclosure , as illustrated in fig9 . fig1 illustrates a top plan view of a configuration of the present inventive concept with the electric wire 51 and the fence 32 . it is foreseen that the electrical wire 51 may be powered by a portable power source , e . g ., solar power , ac power , and / or the like . turning to fig1 and 15 , a rod 60 may be used to facilitate engagement of the fence 32 to the adjustable securing element 10 . the rod 60 is woven through the apertures 42 and then is slipped over one or more of the receivers 26 , 28 , 30 to engage the fence 32 to the adjustable securing element 10 . the rod 60 facilitates use of the adjacent portion of the fence 32 as a gate to and out of the enclosure formed by the present inventive concept . fig1 illustrates the fence 32 engaged with the adjustable securing elements 10 . turning to fig1 , a configuration of the present inventive concept is illustrated in which the fence 32 is secured as a top cover to the adjustable securing elements 10 . in this manner , the present inventive concept is capable of use as a protective covering , e . g ., to keep birds away from plants . for use on hard surfaces , e . g ., concrete , a bottom support 50 may be used , as illustrated in fig1 - 13 . the bottom support 50 includes a plurality of apertures 52 sized and shaped to at least partially receive ends of the stake 14 and / or the another stake 24 . the bottom support 50 includes ends 54 operable to overlap each other , e . g ., with each successively - placed one of the bottom support 50 inversed relative to each other . in this manner , one of the stake 14 and the another stake 24 may penetrate an end - most one of the apertures 52 and cause the successively - placed bottom supports 50 to be engaged to each other , as illustrated in fig1 . accordingly , the present invention provides a portable enclosure system that is easy to assemble and disassemble , and requires minimal storage space . having now described the features , discoveries and principles of the general inventive concept , the manner in which the general inventive concept is constructed and used , the characteristics of the construction , and advantageous , new and useful results obtained ; the new and useful structures , devices , tools , elements , arrangements , parts and combinations , are set forth in the appended claims . it is also to be understood that the following claims are intended to cover all of the generic and specific features of the general inventive concept herein described , and all statements of the scope of the general inventive concept which , as a matter of language , might be said to fall therebetween .