DEBARK Bird Netting Heavy Duty【Update】 25' X 50' Bird Net Poultry Netting Protect Plants and Fruit Trees Garden Net 2.4" Square Mesh Size (25' x 50'-2.4")

I purchased this netting as a bird deterrent for my blueberry patch. I wasn't really thinking about the size of the squares when I purchased it - I was in desperate need. The holes are pretty large, I haven't had a bird go through since putting it up last week, but the berries are not blue yet. I did find out that they also sell a 1 inch version and would probably go with that next time just to be safe. The quality of the netting is very good. It is actually woven threads with knotted squares - not the normal plastic stuff you find in places like Home Depot / Lowes. I had a few tears after a recent wind storm, but my situation isn't the best because I have sharp edges on my frame.My biggest problem with this netting is that it is so lightweight/lacking a firm structure that it likes to blow into the bushes if a stake comes up. If this touches your blueberry bushes, it's almost an instant tangle that takes quite some time to release without harming the berries. I did have to add a bunch of stakes and custom extensions to keep the netting pulled out and away from the bushes. In the end, it's a great value for the size of netting you get. It's just a little bit of a hassle with the clinging ability but if it stops the birds it will be worth it.I'll update the review if I run into any issues with the bird stopping abilities.

Got these because of the low price. The netting is VERY thin but has held up remarkably well. It's a little fiddly to install since it's so thin and hard to find the corners and unroll it. Don't let it touch the ground because every stick, leaf and branch will get knotted up in it, but I had to install mine in 25 MPH winds which was tricky. For a low cost, temporary option it does the job.

This is my second purchase of nets and they work great for my chickens. I have them inside a 20 x30 6 ft tall dog fence and as long as you cover the fence with a heavy cover to be able to slide the net over easy . You need about 6 people to do a net this big and unroll the whole net before starting to pull it over . It works fine . I may look a little thin but it as kept out hawks , owls and other critters

We have couple cherry trees but we couldn’t enjoy the cheery very much because the birds are alway eat these good cheery before us. We tired flash strip,bull eye, they were working at beginning but then the birds get smarted. Finally, we find this bird net. It works great, complete shut off the birds, we are expecting a very fruitful harvesting of cheery soon. On the other hand, we wish we would had brought a net with smaller mesh and having the instructions how to cover the tree which is not very easy task, but to be fair, this is users issue. I am thinking buy more of the net next year.

Bought this netting to protect my blueberry bushes from birds. So far it seems to be working. However, the little starlings can fly right through the netting. When you unpack the netting you have to be very careful that you don't get it tangled up. I would suggest two people to spread the netting over whatever structure you intend to use. I would not use this type of netting over the plants themselves. It would catch on the branches and turn into a frustrating mess. I'm going to hang some streamers on the netting to keep the birds from getting caught.

The nest is lightweight. It looks very thin, but I tested it's strong enough for my use. I bought it to protect my peach tree. Now I think I will need more to make a fence to protect my vegetables in my back yard. It is multifunctional and can be used in different places. I will see if it works as well as I expected.

I bought this for my ducks, which could fly, and are roaming in my yards. The bird net quality is good, and since it came with the tie down accessory, this makes the net deployment very convenient. It is a thin net, so when deployed, will need multiple persons to stretch to fix.

BIRDS ATE MY BLUEBERRRIES RIGH THROUGH THE NETTING....+GOT THE FATTEST BIRDS IN TOWN...