Dalen Deer-X Protective Netting for Gardens & Landscapes - 7 ft x 100 ft Black Garden Netting, 3/4-inch Mesh - Helps Deter Deer from Vegetables, Fruits & Flowers - Made of Weather-Resistant Plastic

I used this last year and worked very well to keep the garden deer free. Ordered it again for this year and it arrived short (75 ft instead of 100 ft). I called customer service and they were super helpful. Keep in mind that it is A little difficult installing it properly by yourself (as I am) but with 2 people its a breeze . Its not as strong as metal fencing but it does the job very well. Watching deer go near it with my cameras the fence is amazing. The deer hate the feel of it with their noses and stay away. Considering the price its perfect. The following year you just take it down and replace it . This gives you the ability to till your soil easily. If you don't do that the fence will definitely last a few years anyway. Great Product !

This is an excellent product. I installed it on my yews and arborvitae that the deer have chewed on for years. I can see from the deer tracks that they are now leaving these bushes alone. So it works as advertised ! It comes neatly folded and easy to unroll. The netting has a 3/8" spacing and lays out easily to drape over our bushes or arborvitae to keep the deer from eating. I tied it through the netting to the bush behind and it works great. The seven foot height is perfect. It took about 15 minutes to install and with a 100' roll, there's plenty to do other bushes with.

I don't know that this brand is better than any other, but it's folded not rolled, and I find that convenient. Others may disagree. It's inexpensive, it's unobtrusive (almost invisible) and it does keep the deer at bay. Like all deer netting, it is not/not easy to work with. It's so light that the slightest breeze blows it around, and it snags on everything. Best to have two people putting it up. Also best if it's hung taut, from poles that don't bend easily or from tree branches. Should be fastened securely top and bottom. I hang it from black boundary wire (also unobtrusive) and stake it down at the bottom with ground staples. It's tough but not indestructible. If you have lots of other animal visitors (e.g. raccoons, possums, squirrels) leave some gaps at the bottom so they won't tear it loose trying to get through. And don't hang it too near bird feeders. Birds don't always see it, and can get badly tangled up in it. Bottom line--next to an 8-foot chain link fence, this is the best way to keep deer off.

Good strong netting even though it is seems very thin. Hardly noticeable from a distance and great at keeping deer and birds away from certain plants. I like how it comes packaged and it is easy to unfold, cut and refold up the remaining netting and store away. The way it is packaged keeps it from getting all tangled up.

Works great!

It was not what I wanted. I have sone I bought in the past that has larger”holes” and the netting itself is mush heavier. It is easier to work with, doesn’t get hung up on everything. Green netting is what I wanted, black is what I got

Holding up well, no breaches from deer, but the rabbits chewed through

What deer cannot see, they won't try to jump. Invisible day and night, perfect for around the gardens. We actually encase your whole 1/2 acre property over spring-late fall.

We used the fencing to keep our "obedience school dropout" dog from digging around a certain area (septic tank lid) on the lawn. Problem solved. He seems to have forgotten how much fun it was to dig a foundation sized pit in the back yard. The fencing material is very thin and flexible so use sturdy posts and you too can keep unwanted pests away from unsolicited digs and grass restoration.

Although not thick, the netting was effective in fencing my yard from deer. However, the bottom got chewed (by rats?), so rats and rabbits would get into my yard.

We had problem deer in the garden. This netting keeps them from munching on the new shoots and leaves and gives the plant a change to survive the first couple of years. Once mature, the deer will not bother it and will prefer younger, more tended plants. This netting was easy to install and lasts.

We used this fencing to keep our chickens in our yard. Very easy to install but when stapling to fence posts, if the staple is even slightly on the fencing, it would tear. However, the fence is strong enough that you are unable to manually tear it. The chickens also haven’t torn it so...so far so good.

Super light weight but easily torn if not careful. We made wooden framed panels which incorporated this netting to keep wildlife out of our vegetable garden and it has never grown better thanks to this product! Very good amount of netting for the price!