ZL 11 50'x100' Bird Netting for Fruit Tree Poultry Aviary Game Pen 1" Squ, Black

The ZL 50x50ft Anti Bird Netting has turned out to be an absolute lifesaver for my outdoor chicken run. It's the perfect shape and size to provide the much-needed protection against aerial threats, especially hawks. Here's why I'm absolutely thrilled with this netting:**Ideal Dimensions (5/5):** The 50x50ft size is perfect for covering my outdoor chicken run. It offers ample coverage and ensures that every inch of the run is protected from potential threats. The netting shape and size couldn't be more suitable for my needs.**Efficient Bird Deterrent (5/5):** This anti-bird netting serves its primary purpose beautifully – keeping hawks and other avian predators at bay. It's an efficient deterrent that allows my chickens to roam freely and safely without the constant threat of aerial attacks.**Durable and Reliable (5/5):** The netting is made of durable materials that can withstand outdoor conditions. It has proven to be reliable and sturdy, even in adverse weather, ensuring the safety of my feathered friends.**Easy Installation (5/5):** Setting up the ZL Anti Bird Netting was a straightforward process. The netting is easy to handle and comes with the necessary fixtures for installation. It didn't take long for me to have it securely in place.**Peace of Mind (5/5):** The most important aspect of this netting is the peace of mind it provides. I can now leave my chickens in the run without constant worry, knowing they are protected from potential threats. It's a game-changer for any poultry owner.

We needed and aerial protection for our chicken coop that kept owls, hawks, and other predators out. It was a little difficult to install just because there were only 2 of us to keep it from getting caught of things but it has worked fantastically to keep large birds of Prey out, foxes, raccoons and such out. It has withstood sun, snow, rain, & even tree branchs!! Looks very nice out that on the top of our coop and doesn't get in the way.

Works great for covering my chicken run. Biggest downside is how easily it gets tangled. But it definitely 6

This netting saved my chickens from all the hawk attacks. The quality isn't too bad, but I am sure it can be improved since some parts do get ripped when pulled.

This was so difficult to install but once up seemed okay. However, so many birds of all sizes got stuck in it requiring me to cut netting to save their little legs or wings. Many with leg damage or death. Wind and rain tore netting, very low weight bearing. Cats can tear right through. Kept out the raptors when it didn’t have huge holes from just about anything. Being out in the sun it was definitely weakened and damaged and started to fall apart on its own after a year. Waste of time and money. Buy heavy duty knotted netting instead.

I don't do reviews, but this one is worthy. Bought it to cover my garden as I have free range chickens that destroy any vegetation that is purposeful. In short, it worked! I have 4 ft of chicken wire lining the 40x100 garden, and this net laying over the top of the garden. I set a phone pole in the middle of the garden to act as a main riser to keep the net above head height as we work inside it. With some creativity and due credence to other reviews of this net being apt to catch every and any hangup in it's path, it was fairly easy to set up. Repeat, READ REVIEWS ON HOW TO AVOID IT HANGING UP ON LITERALLY EVERYTHING! 4 months in, it's not as wonderful as I'd hoped, but thats not a fault of the quality or company. The netting is so thin, it's hard to see, and I have had to rescue multiple small birds from entanglement. Noteworthy that there are many other birds entangled I don't catch in time and are found dead. Good news is the chickens have been 100% off limits to the garden! The dogs, however, try really hard (doesn't help having a bird dog). It really has been durable to what it's meant to keep out- birds. Dogs will find a way to tear it. Heavy weight can't prevent it from tearing. Sort of comforting, as I'd rather have torn netting than tangled/strangled dogs, but something to consider. If I'd set it all up as I intended (high off the ground), this wouldn't have been an issue. But I have 2 weekends a month and a few days between to get things set up, so my timeline is slow and not in best order. Overall, this does exactly what I bought it for, but know that your situation may differ from mine.

After reading reviews I knew not to attempt to set up w/husband! Instead I hoped my best friend & I would laugh a lot AND manage to get net installed & we did! I spread a few queen sized comforters on lawn (heavy enough to not blow around) and we stretched net “rope” out & cut in half, which was way more manageable! I used baling twine thrown up over branches (w/weights) to hoist & hang, then lashed in place as needed for one end of chicken yard w/trees. My friend held length of net coiled carefully & unrolling as needed. 2nd piece, I wove long piece of baling twine through & lashed/wrapped around one end & hoisted end up & over a tree crotch & lashed in place, then spread other end along/around long, curved end of chicken yard like a circus tent! It worked really well! In two places, we pulled tree branches down, hung/stretched net over & gently eased branch back up to hold netting up. We can walk all around chicken yard w/out scrunching under netting & chickens can get crazy running & flying safely (except when they collide w/each other lol) when let out of coop each morning. Perfect!! (And very entertaining!!)7/24 This netting lasted SEVERAL years! Trees in run dropped branches through, eventually a tree fell & took most of it down but one corner is still covered by original netting! Walnuts, leaves, smaller branches & snow were all a pain requiring regular removal but it kept my birds safe!!

Good well made product