25 x 50 Ft Bird Netting with 1 in Square Mesh, Reusable Garden Netting for Chicken Coop, Nylon Poultry Net Deer Fence Netting for Protecting Vegetables Fruit Tree from Birds Squirrel

To avoid frustration when installing, start by covering up ALL possible snag points with slick surfaces. If you are installing the netting over a framework, a roll of packing tape and some plastic milk jugs (easily cut to suit with a pair of scissors) can be used to cover up snag points like the ends of supports and the ends of wires stretched between the supports. If you are going to ballast the edges down with stones or poles, make sure that the netting you order is generously sized--plan for about two feet of slack on the ground all the way around. Finally, when everything is prepped, open the package and take the time to read the unfolding instructions. Lay out the snake of mesh on a non-snag surface like a driveway or on the lawn, and then walk the snake up onto the ridge of the enclosure supports; only then should you open up the snake, finding the two edges and letting them slide down to the ground--take your time. Wear a shirt with elastic cuffs, not buttons, that is long enough to keep belt loops and buckles covered.

I purchased this bird netting because 2 of my new chickens were flying out of the run daily. Yes, it took awhile to get it on top of the chicken run and it took 2 people, but that's because it is quite difficult to spread out. Needless to say it did the trick. It's been over a week and no more flying out! Still intact! Of course, if I keep poking it with my yard tools while cleaning up the run, it'll be toast. Fingers crossed that it makes it through the rainy winter!

The corners were marked with high vis ribbon. This makes it very easy to open the netting so it is easier to install

Do not get this product it was a tangled mess.. we tried for about 45 mins to get the netting untangled, but even with 4 people we were unable to get it untangled. Needless to say do not get this product. Waste of money.

We use this to protect our chickens

This was tricky to install because it kept getting caught on the chain link fence-until we got smart and put a tarp over the fence so the net would roll over! Our chicken run has two sides that are a wooden fence and two that are chain link, and I was able to zip tie it to the chain link and staple it to the wood! We also have a tree in the middle of the pen, so the net made it easy to get around it! I miscalculated and ordered way too much, but I was able to reinforce some areas where feral cats were trying to get in! So far it’s been great at keeping animals out and the chickens in! And it’s way cheaper than chicken wire!

This was a mess to put up.

I have a garden and everything and anything gets attacked. Instead of using chemical, I decide to take it quite literally. Keep those pest off my garden! I used some bamboo poles and covered my veggies using this net. My garden is not pest free and I can't be any happier. yay!

Good quality and unrolled good.