YARDGARD 1 Inch Poultry Netting, Chicken Wire Fence, 20 Gauge Galvanized Steel, Rabbit Fencing, Bird Enclosures, Garden Protection and Plant Support, 24 Inches x 25 Feet

I attached T posts to heighten my wood fence by 2 feet. I then attached this plastic poultry wire to it. I did it to try to keep the neighborhood cats, squirrels, possums, raccoons and now urban grey foxes out of our backyard. So far, it seems to mostly work with the squirrels, possums and cats. One raccoon has scaled it. The urban grey foxes don’t try to scale it, but they can easily walk fence lines like a squirrel. So they will scale my neighbors’ fence, walk on top of it, and then jump into our backyard from another location. The foxes hunt and catch small game like mice, rats, and squirrels. I know since I’ve seen it in the fox’s mouth on my ring camera.

Very high quality chicken wire! I would say this is as strong as hardware cloth. I've used other chicken wire that is super thin and brittle and has rusted in the sun but this is very thickly coated and strong. Definitely recommend!

This height, 2 feet tall, is recommended for excluding New England wild rabbits. So far so good - they haven't tried to jump over it. Pinning down the lower edge and inspecting for signs of digging is important because they are always trying. The green coating makes the fence less visible, and it helps the fence last by reducing the surface exposed to rusting. Indirectly it's easier on you because the coating reduces the likelihood of sharp edges. I like this product though I find it a bit pricey. I've kept similar fences up through the winter and they've been just fine and good for several years so far.

I use this over the top of my large indoor house plants. I cut a whole (with wire cutters) big enough for the base of the plant to go through, and place this around the full put, tucking in at the edges. It keeps my cats from jumping in and digging up the dirt, works wonderfully for this purpose

I decided this year to put chicken wire around the perimeter of my garden. I had netting in place but the squirrels and someone with a trimmer kept putting holes in the bottom. I want to say when I received this it was very well packaged and not all bent up like a prior purchase from a local store. We were able to dig a small trench and bury this fencing down in the ground and staple it to our posts easily. This being the first year it's in I won't know how well it will hold up. I'm happy with it and the squirrels are not!

Great weight and stiffness for sturdy plant cages. Cuts easily with wire cutters. Our new landscaping plants required protection from munching rabbits and “playful” squirrels. I make an appropriate size cage and anchor it with landscaping pins. This height was perfect for new hydrangeas and rhododendrons. I sometimes cut it in half to make shorter cages for bedding plants or in the veggie garden. I’ve used this product for years but can no longer find it locally. I was so glad to find it here. I’ve used 3 rolls of it so far this year and will buy more as I need it. It lasts for several years. The green color hides the cages in plain sight. However, I think it’s too expensive to use as a garden enclose.

I used this product to fence around a small 6'x4' garden in my back yard. We have rabbits living under a shed five feet from the garden and I didn't want to turn my summer project into a salad bar for the local critters. I used a dozen short pieces of wood for anchors and wrapped the netting around them, securing the netting to the wood with garbage bag ties. The product went up easily and has stayed up for over two months now with no hassles at all. The product could be improved by shipping it with some anchor posts, but scraps of wood work just fine.

I love the fact that it is vinyl coated. I am in the great northwest where moisture will cause such uncoated fence fabric to rust much sooner and wish there were more of this type, and other fence fabrics, came vinyl coated. However, the gauge on the wire is only 20 ga. This means this fence fabric is only usable, successfully, when it is on a framework of some sort, which in this case it was for the project I purchased this for. I do not suggest purchasing this product if you will not be using it on some sort of framework as it doesn't have the tensile strength to support itself as in making plant cages out of it. Otherwise the product is fine for in ground and framework applications. Would have purchased 18 or 16 ga wire but couldn't find any that was right height or vinyl coated.