OGORI 25' x 25' Bird Netting Heavy Duty Nylon 3/4" Mesh Garden Netting Protect Fruit Trees, Plants and Vegetables

I use this netting to cover my chicken coop, and this is my second time purchasing it. It's strong enough to stop a hawk from diving in (it bounced right off). However, it does need to be replaced about every three years due to deterioration. I highly recommend this product; it’s much better than plastic nets that only last a season.

While we love fresh persimmons, we never seem to be able to harvest any as the crows seem to know exactly when to begin harvesting for themselves and the pesky wild parrots in our area don't seem to care if they're ripe or not, they'll simply devour them once they reach a decent size.This year, however, we netted the tree and relocated the invasive red squirrels in around our house, so should be able to finally have a decent harvest this year.This net is very nice, albeit not extremely thick or heavy. I'm sure the parrots would easily chomp through it, but so far, they're avoiding it in fear of becoming tangled.This is a nice product and should work perfect for our requirements. When it comes time to remove, I'll have to be very careful so we can use this next season but I believe the netting will be strong enough.For the application of the netting, I will be constructing a large U-shaped pole configeration using PVC pipe and also build a rounded, domed aluminum dish on a pole to help lift and move the net.

All said and done, I would buy this again. The part that tested our patience was that it was cut very uneven, and it’s super light weight and is like a big spider web, it practically tangles from just looking at it. :p but its doing its job and the price is great.

I generally cannot recommend this product because the size is not as advertised. Advertised as 100 feet x 25 feet, it's actually size is 100ft long x 10 feet in width. The strangest part is at the ends it's closer to 15 feet, but 10 feet everywhere else. I bought 2 and they are both like this so it doesnt seem to be an isolated issue.Watch the instruction video in the listing so you can see exactly how you should NOT install this thing. You'll regret it if you follow those instructions!Rather if you decide to buy this, knowing the size is wrong. The best way to install it is by feeding it right out of the bag, right where you want to install it (Do not stage it like they describe in the video). Undo the knots, tie one corner, then walk out the net incrementally draping over the install area as it comes loose.

Used this netting for the garden to keep birds out of the berries. I also use each season when closing the pond to keep leaves out during Fall and winter months. Great product and affordable. I suggest several people to help cover when using this size. Very difficult to work with on your own.

I thought about making it a 4 star review because of the thinness of the nets, but in most applications not directly on berry bushes but these nets do their job and are a 5 star value compared to similar weaker nonwoven plastic nets. This is strong (but thin) woven nylon netting. The netting was well packaged with a cloth bag plus (10) plastic push stakes and a bag of plastic wire ties. (Neither of which I used). This netting is strong but also wire thin and not a good idea to put directly on berry bushes as it easily catches leaves, berries and branches. It's much better for an enclosure. I have an enclosure for my other berries, but for these two outlier bushes, I built standoff tees to keep nets right off the bushes, but I still stripped a couple of pounds of berries off the bushes installing. You get about 100% light transmission with these nets because of their thin weave, (which is not really neccessary for blueberries). I'm hoping they're cat proof too, for the errant bird that finds it s way under the nets. Cats easily rip up the cheap spun plastic nets going after trapped birds. I bury all edges and stake every few feet with 6" sod pins. Cat birds will charge the edges of the nets looking for a weak spot they can get under so better to cover exposed edges with soil or mulch, but this is a problem universal to all netting materials.

We needed this extra large netting to cover up a very wide fig tree that starlings were attacking. They were eating or destroying all the ripe fruit. The netting is a great size and more than covered this very wide tree (we needed 4 people to get it in place though.)It does the trick of keeping birds and squirrels away, but the holes are bigger than we thought they would be and though the birds couldn't get through the holes, they started getting caught in it. We had to cut parts of the net to free them. Luckily there are ties included which made it possible to "fix" the holes. The good news is that after about 4 days of this, the birds seem to have learned to stay away. We are hoping it will continue but we check every day. We couldn't find a net this big with significantly smaller holes so we really are hoping this will work in the long term because the size is perfect!

Packaged so to make it easy to use. Nice lighweight netting. Came with the ground stakes and wire ties.

I bought this to go over my chicken run to protect them from predators. We live in northern Canada where it snows a lot and gets very cold. I ended up keeping it up all winter and there is very minimal damage. It is over all sharp corners of the coop and fence and it hasnt ripped in any of those areas. Very impressed with this so far. Sizing is also correct.

very good quality

I was so focused on the overall size of the net I didn’t see how big the squares are. This net won’t stop small birds at all. I returned this net