Aviary Netting Heavy Knotted 2 inch Poultry Net (50 ft x 50 ft)

This was packaged nice & very easy to get rolled out to set up. We put ours over a chicken coop. It is a heavier nylon netting and am hoping it will last a few years.

I purchased this netting to cover the top of my chicken run. The run is 40 x 60 ft and part of it was already covered with a shade cloth. I needed something to cover the other part. I purchased the 50x50 ft. I wanted something better and stronger than plastic netting. I ran some rope from fence post to post and through out the run for support for the netting. I have to say, I was nervous about putting the netting up as I thought there might be a problem with it wanting to tangle or twist. Me and my wife remove the netting from the box and layed the netting over the ropes and started unfolding as we went. Oh my gosh! It was SO easy and the netting never tangled/twisted. We got it up in no time. PLUS, we had about 5ft extra on the length that we cut off and was able to use in another spot. The netting is not cheap made. It looks like something that will last for a few years and do a great job protecting our chickens from predators. I am very happy we purchased this product.

I read reviews about this netting before buying it. A number of people said that this was great netting - strong, durable, easy to spread, and hard to rip. They said not to bother purchasing cheaper netting, as it just rips and is hard to work with, and you'll end up spending more in the end. So, I got this netting, and I'm 100% glad I did. It is as advertised, and it's perfect for our needs. We have it on top of our chicken yard to keep hawks and other daytime opportunistic predators out, and it has already spared our birds at least one attempted hawk attack that I witnessed. The hawk had no chance, and the netting survived undamaged. I would definitely get this netting again. If you can spend the money up front to get this, it should save you time, effort and more money down the road.

Mainly we needed to keep young pullets in the pen rather than keep predators out.Our open pen is a sort of weird L shape around the coop and not totally squared so laying this over meant putting a post in the middle with a circular piece of plywood on top. We drilled holes around the disk and tied cord to it and then to all points around to the fencing. We tried to find the center(ish) of the netting and rolled the netting down the cords - sort of like a circus tent - because the fence is only 4 feet tall and we want to be able to walk in.The hardest part was a tree inside the pen. Oh yeah, a tree. So I had to cut the netting and wrap it back around the tree, sew it shut with twine, and pull it to the fencing. It looked like a comedy show because it was very hard to gauge where to cut. But it worked.Now my husband has plans for an entirely new set-up closer to the house with a bigger coop and we'll probably need a whole new one. I will totally buy a new one for that area as well. It's sturdy, it can be cut to size without falling apart. And if two old people can manage to get it in an area that isn't squared up and has a tree sticking up through it, then you can do it, too!It's probably not exactly large predator animal proof. They could probably chew through it if they wanted, but it looks much more likely they would become tangled in it and trapped than ever reach your chickens. We have foxes, opossums, raccoons, roaming dogs, and feral cats and we're not worried at all even though the netting is just draped down around the perimeter.Well made. Worth the money if you can save your pennies for it. Gives us a lot of peace of mind now.

Using this over my chicken pen. Way easier to put up than the last netting and much heavier duty. This stuff is awesome. Best I have used.

We ordered this netting the first time about 5 years ago & it has been great! Very strong, does not tangle, does not stretch out. I have a huge chicken pen and it was easy enough for two people to put up. It lasted through three category 1 hurricanes. (Matthew, Irma & Michael. All three had all been downgraded to a 1 by the time they reached us.) Statesboro GA. Even so, we still had lots of big tree limbs, down trees and damage with all three. By the end of 5 years, it had tree limbs on it we could not reach, and we decided to replace it.. We ordered a different kind and boy was that a huge mistake. We unfortunately cut the old one off, and replaced it with the newer one. That was 3 or 4 weeks ago. it tangled, it took us about 2 hours of painstaking work to get it over the pen. It tangled on EVERYTHING Once we get it put up, over the next week or so, it stretched out . something has already chewed through several places trying to get in, and one on my chickens flew up & got caught in it! It was more light weight, more of a soft knotted material and just has not held up at all! So we finally found this netting again and reordered it. We just put it up over the bad netting and we are back in business! Heavy duty, easy to put up, no tangles, critter proof. What more can I say? Huge sigh of relief. Best netting out there!

Strong and lightweight, easy to install (with help). My one mistake was installing a few hooks/anchors before draping and stretching the netting. It hung up on every hook at least a dozen times 😂. Looks like it should last years, chickens in/hawks out… win-win.

I bought this netting to protect my chickens from hawks and eagles. It works great! Very sturdy product, it’s got good stretch, and is easily attached to supports or draped over wire. This is a heavy woven and knotted net, not a plastic grid.I recommend securing it fairly tight to prevent entanglement of your flock when they try to fly out.I am adding a pond with ducks and koi this year. I will be buying more of this netting to keep everything safe.