Bird Netting for Chicken Coop: Cover your chicken run, chicken pen, or poultry fence with our large mesh netting to keep predators like hawks, owls, foxes, and raccoons out. Our aviary netting with 1 inch mesh size effectively prevents small animals, such as rabbits and mice from entering, unlike bird nets with larger 2.4 inch holes. This poultry netting also prevents your chickens from escaping and wandering into your garden or neighbor's yard, protecting your plants and vegetables. Bird Netting for Garden: Whether you're growing blueberries, strawberries, tomatoes, cherries, vegetables, flowers, figs, or fruit trees, this anti bird netting is perfect for covering your plants. Garden bird netting protects your crops and harvest from hungry birds, deer, squirrels, rabbits, and other small animals. Do not hinder plant growth or pollination, it provides ideal protection for vineyards, orchards, family farms, and other agricultural areas. Material & Durability: Made from high-quality HDPE material using a woven technique, our chicken netting roof is corrosion-resistant, anti-oxidation, wear-resistant, and resistant to extreme cold and heat changes. Withstand strong winds and heavy rain without tearing and UV rays without degrading. Designed to withstand outdoor weather conditions, UV exposure, and animal wear, durable enough to reuse for multiple growing seasons. Multi-purpose: Simply cover your plants, fruit trees, vegetables, or raised beds with the garden netting, securing plastic poultry netting with stones or stakes. For chicken farms, poultry runs, or poultry fencing, use zip ties to fasten the netting to trees or fences. It can also be used as fruit tree netting, cat netting for balcony protection, pond netting for leaves or temporary garden fence netting. This hawk netting is wildlife-friendly and does not harm birds and animals. Notice: The chicken mesh netting can be cut to any size you need for your individual plants, rows, greenhouse, larger garden beds, or pond. The size provided refers to the dimensions when the bird net is evenly stretched. Since the mesh is diamond-shaped, overstretching one side may cause the holes to become irregular, affecting the width and length. This is not a defect. If you're concerned about the size, choose a net 1.5 times larger than your estimate, or adjust as needed.