Bird Netting 7x100 FT – 3/4" Mesh Garden Netting for Plant Protection, Deer Fence Netting Against Birds, Squirrels, Rabbits, Raccoons & More – Protect Fruit Trees, Vegetables & Flowers

It works keep the animals out

I used this netting to keep deer out of strawberry rows but I had to rescue two beneficial black snakes that got tangled up in it. Was very surprised these two large snakes managed to get caught in such small grid of netting. Be diligent in checking for caught animals when using this.

I bought this to put over the top of my puppies pen for extra security. I put the netting up to keep any of the big birds out of it that may think O’lee would make a nice snack. Seems to work great so far. I used zip ties to attach the netting and carabiners for the areas where I may need to get into the pen.

The photos and such are misleading, in the roll is not open and continuous. The length is folded over itself several times, so it is hard to open and use. The netting material seems more substantial in the photo, however it is very thin and wispy. I wanted something heavier than the typical bird netting I had been using, but this is not much better. All that being said, I use it to keep chickens off my newly planted seed beds, and it does that just fine. For the amount you get and the price, it is a reasonable deal. I will continue to find something easier to use.

I love the net good to keep deer out . Jackson Mississippi

Doesnt last, we touch it and it breaks into pieces. I dont think its made to be in the sun around our trees!

I wanted a barrier around the pool deck to discourage our Golden Girls from going under and digging. I was anxious to get it up before the bulbs I planted sprouted so I unrolled and stapled myself. It would of been easier with two people but, I had no problem putting 60 feet up by myself. I stapled top, bottom and on the support beams. The green blended in nicely. My plants have started growing. I'm quite proud of what I've accomplished. Several feet of my gladiolus have grown sideways. No fault of the garden Netting. Until I was out one morning and I saw the more talented and dare I say, Magical? Claire, under the pool deck. Apparently she is the cause of the strange growth of flowers and she can shimmy under the most smallest and tightest of garden netting. Again. No fault of the netting. Claire must have super powers I'm unaware of. The netting has not ripped, torn or shown any abuse by a lovely Golden Retriever. If it can stand up to Claire, it must have its own super powers.

Left it on over winter and the net disintegrated. Had small plastic around the berries when I tried to pick them. Took awhile to pick out all the plastic.

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