Bird Netting 7.5x100 Ft, 1/2In Mesh Heavy Duty Garden Netting Pest Barrier for Plants, Fruit Trees, Vegetables, Extra Strong Woven Mesh Netting, Animal Fencing Against Birds, Deer, Poultry

I had some worries about size when I ordered this, but I needn't have worried. After mounting some PCV-pipe frames over our five large blueberry bushes (covering roughly 30' x 25'), a friend and I pulled the netting in place. (Hint: use a ladder and a soft broom upside down to work the netting over the high spots). This netting stretched to cover most of the area, and we finished off the uncovered portion of two sides with some 3' high chicken wire. The other sides reached down to the ground, and this allows us entry to pick berries.Where the netting reaches the ground, we hold it in place with some spread-out water hose from our junk pile, a good way of repurposing stuff that would otherwise go in a landfill. Where we weren't so careful to ensure birds couldn't find their way under the netting at ground level, two birds did just that the first week. Fortunately, we saw what happened, and we fixed where they were sneaking in.The netting has been in place for two weeks now and the birds aren't happy to see it since the blueberries are plentiful. If you give this (or any other) netting a try, know two things: (1) it takes at least two people to install, and (2) you need to monitor your bushes since birds will try to challenge the net. I'm optimistic, tho.'

I’ve tried the competition but it’s so hard to use that this time I decided to try this for the walk in soft fruit cage I was building. It was a great decision. The netting comes in a compact roll that you simply unwind to use. No more unwinding and unfolding with all the problems it causes. The threads are “woven” and are easier to see and very flexible.You simply unwind and stretch it out - all done and dusted. They even provide ties.The only caution is to stretch the netting evenly to maintain a square opening. If you pull it too far in one direction it forms a diamond too small for bees to enter. To be on the safe side, I’ll be opening the front of my cage in the springtime.

Just what we needed and wanted and a perfect amount for our needs! Thank you!! Great netting to keep my lil guys who love to eat my seedlings of the Morning Glory vine and my evening vine which grows beautiful white trumpet blooms! Sadler my Mandellua vine is being eaten up by our deer family and truth is we have great healthy grass for them!

Bird netting is horrible to work with any way you slice it and this is bird netting. However, this is the least horrible bird netting I have ever owned. The woven strand design is much less prone to tangling and tearing than the cheap single strand stuff. This netting costs more than the single strand cheap stuff but it is worth it. The description said 25 feet x 25 feet and the package said 25 feet x 25 feet. However it actually was closer to 25 feet x 36 feet. I know that it will sound odd for me to complain about getting more than I was promised, but the extra 11 feet actually made it even more akward to get it over the tree.

We planted strawberries and our raised bed garden and decided to put this bird block up so that we could enjoy the strawberries instead of the birds. I’m happy to say that no birds have destroyed any of our crop. So I’m very happy with this product and we will be using it again. You get plenty of blood protection and netting quality. The thickness of the netting material is very good and it has held up quite well under our hot Florida Sun. For humans it’s very visible but for birds it’s not which is great. You can get different size rolls of this netting and the value for the money is very reasonable. I highly recommend this if you wanna keep birds out of your raised beds. And to protect your vegetables and fruits. I just wish that it would protect from small bugs.

I needed some kind of protection for my chickens when they are out. I understand nothing is 100% predator proof but it does give me a sense that im slowing the air predators down, they can go elsewhere and find easier prey

Box says, "Heavy duty fine mesh to keeps (sic) out deer and wildlife without causing harm"Also says, "The width of the net is obtained by adding the lengths of the diagonals in the standard rhombus. Non standard measuring methods can result in a decrease in width." So I guess a standard tape measure is out.I say, I would like to protect my garden from deer who can jump at least a 7 foot fence, give or take an inch for the rhombus factor.The advertised height is 7.5 feet, rhombus or not. No! the posts in the picture are 8 feet ground to top, as you can see I was unable to even cover 6 feet at the posts and 4 feet in between, plenty of room for our rogue deer to come in, sit down, and enjoy. Any more tension and we exceed our rhombus thingy and things started to break.

This is a case of you get what you paid for. This netting is much better than Bird-X, but inferior to heavier nets which I bought from Gardener's Supply Company: Bird-Safe Woven Bird Netting.