Poultry Netting for Chicken Run - 25x50ft Garden Netting with 1" Square Mesh Protect Plants,Fruit Tree & Vegetables from Poultry,Birds Deer,Pests & Other Animals, Bird Netting for Garden,Farm,Orchard

This does the job! Like other reviewers say, it sticks to everything! So, putting it in place can be a nightmare or hilarious depending on your mood. I used the netting to cover my 10’ x 25’ fenced-in chicken yard after I found my beautiful Gold Laced Wyandotte Chicken dead (inside the fenced chicken yard) from a hawk attack. Our goal was to pull it tight and zip tie it to the fence top. At one point I needed to get inside the fenced area to arrange the netting to get it in place. It stuck to my hair, glasses, sticks on the ground and anything else that existed. At one point I was actually laughing hysterically because what else can you do. My son and I finally got it arranged and in place. I think this will work very well. It is very strong and practical invisible from outside the fenced area. So, it’s nice that it’s not an eye sore. I’m happy that I found such an affordable solution to protect the rest of my girls. I read some reviews that said it gets tangled. If you take your time opening it up, this shouldn’t happen. I paid close attention to how it was wrapped up (which was well done). I slowly unfolded it and laid it out, in a long line, in front of my chicken yard. Once I came up with a plan on the best way to get it up and over my fence, we cut the ribbons that held it together. I think opening and unfolding slowly with attention to how it’s wrapped is key. Then, laying it out length wise, before cutting any of the ribbons is very important so as not to get it in a tangled mess. It just takes observation and a plan.

The net is wonderful. However, no instructions came with it. It came tied off in sections. I untied it to see how it would unfold. It quickly became a huge tangled mess and got caught on everything in the yard and around the chickens fence. It was pretty frustrating! In hindsight, I’m sure it would have been super easy to install had we known, not to untie the sections first. Now that’s it in place, I love it. It looks good and keeps my chickens in their fence.

I love that this product seems to be working well and is not visible, so I don’t have to look at a topping to the coop.That being said, it was the most difficult thing to work with EVER!! There is no putting this up on your own, you will need at least two to three people. It’s like hair thin, and LOOONNGG. Strong tho! You’ll also need to practically vacuum the area you’ll be working with as even a piece of straw will entangle and you’ll have a mess wherever it touches. Shoes, watches and clothing included. Staples and zip ties well to whatever you need it to, just a bitch to work with.

I ordered this to go over my chicken run that's ~40ft x 20ft to help shield them from hawks and owls. I read a lot of the reviews ahead of time so knew to watch out for tangling and only unroll what I needed. I set it out the width of the run and immediately tied and cut off the section of net I knew I wouldn't need before I started to unroll it.There's no way to properly express (like the other reviews) just how much this net gets tangled on anything it touches. I planned an hour to cover the run and it took just over that because every twig, leaf, and blade of grass got tangled in this thing. The biggest headache was starting over a gutter system because this was tangled for all eternity on every part of the gutter. Every millimeter high lip caused it to snag. Hindsight, I should have laid a tarp down over everything this net needed to cover... but I'm sure somehow it would've gotten tangled in that.I'm super happy with the netting though. I've had a lot of cottonwood branches fall on it with no damage. It tangled in EVERYTHING during installation and none of the squares tore. I knew the installation would be rough and planned time for it accordingly, but it's been a dream since then so I'm not upset at all. I plan on using more of it to make additional chicken areas around my property.I added a couple temporary vertical posts to help keep the height up (still snags peoples' hats off) and after a few weeks it's still as taught and unbroken as day 1.

I admit, i liked the price and size options. It took 5 adults and a lot of cuss words to put this up. We attached it as an overhead net to outdoor chicken pen to deter predators. 1st off, isnt rolled in a straight length nor do we feel it was constructed this way. Had to recut a new piece 2x or a middle section was too narrow. Didnt make sense. It tangled with every stick, seed pod itcame intact with. 1st storm- tree branch fell on the net and has numerous holes now i need to repair. It wasnt a humongous limb either. Wont be buying this again. Out $, sweat equity in 99 degree temps, "quality time" w inlaws which could have spent doing other tasks, hundreds of gnat bites, lots of threats to misguided kids, marital threats/spats and 1 dead poor tangled songbird who also got entangled in this horrocious product. Sorry, not sorry for this review to steer other frugal homesteaders from trying the same idea I did.

Big but gets tangled very easily

Easy to use. Easy to set up. Keeps the birds safe. Great value for the money and stretchable.

Outside of leaves and sticking falling on top. This has done a great job of keeping owls and hawks out.