YARDGARD 2 Inch Poultry Netting, Chicken Wire Fence, 20 Gauge Galvanized Steel, Rabbit Fencing, Bird Enclosures, Garden Protection and Plant Support, 24 Inches x 150 Feet Legacy

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The wire is a little thinner than expected, but is getting the job done. I don't expect this getting to last past a year or two

A little more flimsy than what I normally get at Lowes but still gets the job done for a great price! Used this against my cattle panels to keep cats out of my yard

Decent poultry wire. You only get 50 ft if you stretch it super tight. Appears to be durable and will protect my garden from rabbits.

This isn't strong wire. It probably wouldn't keep predators away from chickens. I've known predators to tear through wire stronger than this. But, it's perfect for what I use it for. - To keep my dogs from sticking their heads through the field fence to fight with the neighbor's dog. If they really got to tearing into this wire it wouldn't work, but they don't and it has the field fence to back it up. This is waaaaay cheaper and easier than replacing thousands of feet of fencing with something that has smaller holes. (I have a large pasture)I like that this comes in 150 ft roles. Elsewhere I could only get it in 50-foot roles which meant a lot of wiring it together. It's cheaper than buying 3 50-foot rolls. I hope it stays that way because I'm going to need a lot more over time. Though I have the main problem area done.I also use wire like this as a cheap way to keep chickens off the porch so we don't step on unpleasant things going in and out. But for that, I use the taller wire of this type.Note, this is the poultry netting with the larger holes. Chicks could walk through it very easily. If you want something to keep young chicks in, you'll need the type with one-inch holes, though for newly-hatched chicks it takes hardware cloths as they can squeeze through even the one-inch holes for about the first week.

No damage in skipping it keeps the chicken out from under my shed

We use this to make cages ca 1 to 2 feet in diameter to keep deer and rabbits off of young plants around the yard and field, and as a barrier along the ground near block landscaping walls where the groundhogs want to burrow. It works well for those purposes. Unlike some reviewers whose rabbits apparently have growth deficiencies, we've never seen even a young one go through the mesh.Having used four rolls of it now, I can say that is is a moderate pain to work with, and shows poor quality control. The enormous amount of single strand wire wrapped around the roll to keep it from unfurling is horribly wasteful and an pain to untie. Also, the first and last foot or two of each roll are too distorted to straighten out and are thus unusable.Since we make cross cuts about each 4 to 6 feet along the length, we see that the twists between the hexagons are erratic: some are tight and stay together well when cut in half, some have barely a twist or two along the length and immediately spring open. One edge of the roll is consistently worse in this regard, and from roll to roll various random positions inside the edges are poorly twisted. I can't quite fathom how even a worn out machine can be this sloppy. This probably won't bother folks who use the wire in more typical fashions, except when you need to cut to length.We keep buying it now because it's the only suitable product available, due to Covid, but we'll keep our eyes open for a better product.

It was great. It got the job done. The hole were a bit bigger than I thought however we made it work, I was buying it to prevent the little chick to go into the neighbours yard. I would definitely recommend it.

Very thin wire, disapointed

Never ended up using it, but seemed as advertised and strong. Ended up donating it to someone. Would still recommend however, looked and felt like a quality product.

Good quality fits my project needs. I was worried because of negative feedback. But I was satisfied with my purchase. Unfortunately, the package arrived broken

The holes in the mesh are very large, and the wire itself is not a very strong gauge. With this, you get what you pay for. I'm hoping these do their job which is to protect seedlings from animals that want to eat them. Fingers crossed. Next time I would spend a bit more to get a tighter weave.