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

Excellent for protecting plants from deer. We draped our hostas with it and used garden staples to pin it down. It's practically invisible and the deer, who usually make short work of the hostas every year despite us using all sorts of deterrents, have left them alone. We have deer every day here. They are pretty tame and even telling them off to their face doesn't seem to impress them much. We've tried flashing lights, spray repellent, motion detection lights and sprinklers ...nothing really discourages them- until we used this mesh. You can't see it when it's on the plants and the hosta flowers just poke right through it. Deer don't seem to care for them. They're after the leaves. The picture shows how the mesh looks on a hosta. You have to look closely to see it.As to effectiveness, yesterday I chased a deer out of this area who was looking for a hosta snack. He wasn't successful. Also in the picture is our motion sensor sprinkler, which has not stopped the damage because we have hostas all over the area. I can't recommend this enough for keeping deer from eating plants while preserving the look of the garden.

This is strong netting, and you get a lot of of itI cover my strawberries with it, and I also put it around the top of my chicken coop to prevent my chickens getting out and hawks getting inThis is my second rollThe first roll I bought probably about four years ago for the chicken coop and I only replaced it now. honestly, most of it didn’t need replacing but I figured I’d fix it before it needed fixing.

We installed this netting to protect our raised vegetable beds from a hungry corgi who likes vegetables and herbs, and for that it works well. Also, the dark color of the fencing makes it look almost invisible, so it is not an eyesore.However, we heard a lot of canine commotion in the backyard a couple of weeks after installing it, and we found an enormous (over 3') cottonmouth (AKA water moccasin) trapped in the fence. It had tried to slide through and its head--the venomous bitey end--got stuck in the netting. To make matters worse, there was ANOTHER enormous cottonmouth on the other side of the gate, also with its head stuck in the netting, and it was very, VERY unhappy about it and very, VERY bitey. I'm not Indiana Jones, but Dr. Jones and I can agree that close encounters of the venomous serpent kind are no fun. My not very learned guess is that they were about to have some bow-chica-wow-wow ("SSS-SSSS-SSSS" in parseltongue), and the fence spoiled their fun. That would put anyone in a bad mood.TLDR: The netting looks good, but four stars because the small holes of the netting might trap large snakes.

All the plants protected by this outside are doing amazing. We have a colony of deer that come by and still no issues with them or birds or other small critters. BUT, I used this to try and protect an inside plant and my cat looked me dead in the eyes as she chewed a hole in this stuff and started eating the plant. So how I have a cardboard wall around them. But against everything else this stuff is great and I highly recommend it! Just not against small panthers or knife tornados.

You can probably guess by my neighborhood name “deerhaven” -why I needed to buy this product. We have many deer in and out of the property at all times of the day, everyday. Really don’t have the coin to do a proper fence to start my garden so I took a chance on this mesh fence. Seems to be doing the trick so far! Will definitely buy again for future use and expansion. Fence and stakes together cost well under 100 bucks for a nice little area

Rips too easily. It ripped when I was trying to pull it to put the stakes in the ground and I certainly didn’t pull hard. Just put this up today and I’m doubtful it will last long.

So far, this netting has been a great deer deterrent! The deer have not eaten our okra and beans, like they did last year. I set the netting around 3/4 of the garden, by draping it over line and attaching it to various types of posts that I had on hand. I made extra wire pins to secure the bottom by cutting wire clothes hangers. The netting is barely visible, even up close. The remainder of the garden has rabbit wire around the boxes, with some removable wire cages in the walkways, for easy access. I’m very pleased with this purchase!

Item works well and is as advertised except hard to get 7' of coverage in width unless pulled taunt.After stretching it out taunt with two people, it does stretch out to 7' feet wide.