Deer Fence Netting, 7 x 100 Feet Anti Bird Deer Protection Net Reusable Protective Garden Netting for Plants Fruit Trees Vegetables Against Birds and Other Animals

The box had something written on it like - "Yes there is a 7' x 100' fence in this small box"The fencing material looked like it wouldn't hold up but it out performed the plastic fencing that I used before which at first seemed more substantial. This fencing didn't allow snow to accumulate on it and has been flexible and durable during this very cold winter. It's more like netting than fencing material so it will probably be a little harder gathering it up and reusing it next winter than more seemingly substantial material but I think I'll wrap it around a 2x4 and keep it like that. Easy to install and stretched out to cover everything I bought it for and more

I expected a huge heavy box. However. The net was neatly folded and in a smaller box. It came with a few landscaping staples and plenty of zip ties. I bought more staples to ensure no dig underneaths, but love this item.A great price for a quality product.Btw— I used this to line a small dog kennel (5ft x 5ft) that had the staves to wide for my little one. I zipped the net to the middle and stapled it to the ground and he hasn’t attempted to get out. Awesomely useful!!

This is a very thin material. It is almost invisible, it will not keep out deer or anything larger than a bird. But for birds it works great. If you need to keep out larger animals consider a thicker material.

I desperately needed something to keep the deer away from my romance cherry trees and hydrangeas while theyre still small. Trying to build a living fence won't work if the deer keep eating any growth that they put out.This was a life saver! I still kept up my smaller half cages to keep rabbits from chewing on the bark, but I've not had one deer issue since and my trees have taken off unmolested.I left the bottom foot or so disconnected from my posts so I could put it up when weedwacking. It's so thin you can barely see it when it's up. I'm not sure how long it'll last, the fencing is rather weak and it does seem to stretch, but I don't think my deer are THAT motivated to get in, and I'm not that worried about the rabbits.Overall I'm pretty happy with it.You get quite a bit of fence for the cost. I bought three boxes, but only had to use two.

This is perfect for a cheap one season application. I use this to enclose my raised garden bed to prevent deer from eating my vegetables. For the price of only like $15 its affordable to use and then just toss at the end of the season.The two downsides are how light it is as its easy to accidentally to pull into a lawnmower blade or weed whacker, and again its light weight because its easy for small animals to get wrapped up in. I had to rescue a trapped chipmunk from the netting.

I use this for deer fencing. So far it works well. The netting is very thin and a little difficult to work with because it wants to grab on to itself.It's good for the price.

This netting looks flimsy but holds up. I haven't been able to keep the deer out of my garden until I put this netting up. It goes around my wire fence (which the deer have been leaning over) and it can even go across the top of the garden. I tied a shiny tin pan to it so the deer can see and not run into it. This netting has not only kept the deer and rabbits out, but also held up against a thunderstorm that brought trees down. It didn't tear when branches got caught in it during the storm.

I don't know why some people expect this netting to keep a charging dog or deer from getting through!It is strong enough for our purposes, and the only thing that ever got caught in it was a frog. It has worked well, and I like the aesthetics of it.(We have deer in our neighborhood, and none of them have jumped this fence.)