Chicken Catch Net, Animal Catching Capture Net Farm Trapping Pole | for Bird Cat Chicken Bat Duck Goose Raccoon Trap - Withstand 15lb

We have a pet rabbit that we let put in the back yard for exercise and and it was soooo hard to catch him at the end of the day. So we got this. Functionality: extendable arms helped adjust to a size that my 7 year old could handle, and the light attachment was the best for night time use. The rabbit did have very sharp nails, but the net strength was great. It's also collapsible which was very easy for storage. Lightweight and great value for the price

It works well. Was able to snag the little sick and spicy kitten. It is a bit overpowering with its smell. plasticky so store it in the garage.

I know I purchased this in August of 2024 but this is the first chance I got to use it for a semi-feral cat. I was planning on getting the cat to apply some flea and tick medication. Even though it was a rather small cat it tore through the netting like it was paper. I suppose if the animal was dead it might work.....maybe! What a waste of time and effort not to mention money spent. Guess I'll have to go to plan "B" whatever that might be?

Netting is horrible, rips if touches anything. Very cheap. Used it once and it ripped.

I have a feral kitten that I trapped, and have had a lot of difficulty socializing (recently discovered he is deaf). Every time I would try to put food in his room, he would manage to run out, and then it took forever to catch him. My veterinarian had suggested a net (for a different issue), but one day I thought let me try it for this kitten. I use it very carefully after my vet showed me how to use it, but all I had to actually do was show this to him and he would stay in the room. (I never touched him with it!). I no longer have a need to use it, but it was an absolute lifesaver as I have a multi-cat household and was also having pain with bending over trying to catch him at the time. A Caution: learn how to use the net prior to use on an animal in order not to harm them. I believe there are videos on-line that show this.

We have multiple nets for helping to catch our chickens. This net is ok for catching the smaller chicks. It may also work fine for any smaller type of animal. I wouldn't use it to catch anything larger than a dove though. I find it a little too small to catch all of our adult chickens. It telescopes easily to a decent length, and I do like the way the outer frame of the net is made of an elastic rope material so that you don't end up injuring a bird if you come down too fast with the net, etc. The included light is worthless to us. I suppose it may help some as it's much easier to catch chickens at night. We usually have headlamps on, or we have a portable floodlight that we use in the area. In all honesty, I usually end up grabbing our larger net whenever we have to catch any of our birds large or small. Our larger net is just easier since the target area is so much bigger. The chickens can basically just run into the larger net and then we just lift it up. I haven't used this net much after the first few tries with it.

Excellent quality and made catch and release of wayward bats easy

My bunny my Ron(Wheasley) had a warrant out for his arrest, he had fled his home on a mission to find a misses But Ron isn’t the child support kind of bunny so he’s been captured for the moment and is back with his brother Ed( Sheeran)

Funciona para su propósito, mientras el animal sea pequeño. Los gatitos fueron fáciles de atrapar y relativamente fáciles de sacar. Los gatos adultos realmente no caben y la red no tiene la resistencia para levantarlos aunque lleguen a entrar