Professional Insect and Butterfly Net with 14" Stainless Ring, 26" Net Depth, Strong Aluminum Telescopic Handle Extends to 39", Muslin Banding at the Top

Good for catching Bats! Good solid quality, long handle, easy to assemble, fairly light weight, strong net. I got this for catching bats in the home and it worked.

Love it have had it for 2 years still works great.

I worked in bird rehab for a number of years and last year a friend of mine had a nest of baby starlings that she gave me to raise which I did. I had them in my chicken coop as they were already fully feathered and just needed to be taught how to feed themselves. Occasionally one would hide in a corner and I would have to catch it to force feed it. As I mentioned this net was a bit too big for my purpose and a smaller net would have been perfect but this came in handy when another bird got stuck on my screened in porch and I was able to catch it. I also caught a flying squirrel in the net that somehow got into our house. It would probably work for catching a regular squirrel that happens to get in your house. A study net with a bigger than necessary handle but it is well made and can come in handy.

The net lives up to expectations. I like how sturdy the metal is. The handle easily adjusts to allow for a fast extension. There are also net replacements that you can purchase but I have not needed them yet.

It went together easily and seems sturdy and a good size for my purposes. I got it to help catch the birds who fly into my screen porch and then cannot find the door out. It came in a timely manner and was well packed. The only thing I noticed worth mentioning is that it came with a small dent in the metal hoop, but I don't see that it will impact its durability. The hoop is broken down and packed in a bubble wrap plastic bag so I'm sure nobody even noticed it before shipping it to me.

Works great

Sturdy, fine mesh net and the adjustable handle works well. Long enough net to flip it sideways and keep the bugs alive and unharmed. I plan to use it to look for insects adjacent to trout streams in order to "match the hatch" while fly fishing. Looks like it could work in the water as well to sample nymphs.

Sturdy, long enough and gets the job done.

Sturdy and much used.