can this net be used on a aviary enclosure. Training some pigeons on their new trap, so it will temporary.
1280566
I am not quite sure what an aviary enclosure is, if you could explain it to me then u would be able to give you a more proper answer. We used this as a prop for our daughters birthday theme
1280567
If I were training pigeons, I wouldn't recommend using this net as the squares are a bit small if you have a big bird cause the feathers might get snagged in the net or even the claws could get hooked up and hurt the bird. Each opening of square of the net measures about 4" x 4 " . Good luck with your training.
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I believe it should be capable of catching mice; but, not certain about the wire spacing and whether it would prevent the mice from squeezing through. I loaned cage to friend so I can't really measure the wire spacing and give you a good response.
1389006
I do not know. I use the netting to keep snakes out of the bird houses. It does do this.
1676190
Yes, most definately. The net is sturdy enough, though the bird might make some tears in it with claws and beak, if he is trying to get away, but if it's to catch an actual pet bird that isn't wild, I think it might just be the tool you need. If I had to recommend any butterfly net to do the job it would be this one. Another advice, order the net in black, as it will soothe the bird and prevent it from panicking.
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No. I also have chickens and ended up building them a coop. Unless you have a cover on the top (not the tarp A frame that is optional ((I have that as well)) you will see that predators can access them. Even if that was covered, the links are too wide and they can burrow underneath. While this is perfect for the small amount of time that my dogs are there, I would not recommend using this frame and chicken wire. Other than that, my only complaint was the unwinding of the chain link, which can catch on itself and make the task very annoying. Overall people come to my house and are very impressed with the product for the price. Good Luck
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I would think so. I think it will depend on if the bird isn't afraid of the enclosure. I was told by the bird shop that my cockatiel would never use it, but she loves it so much she even sleeps in it. Good luck!
1977273
No, I would say not. The holes, the natural sheer, is pretty large. I wouldn't use it as a bug net.
2052156
That small mesh should work well. As soon as canning season is over I am going to place the webbing in the overhead of my carport and sheds. By hanging it on strings I can keep the birds from building in the overhead.
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My net had the tendency to come unscrewed and the collapsible net frame kept bending after extended use. As I was only using my net for insects, you might want to look for a shorter, sturdier net, especially if it is going to be used multiple times. If you're only going to be using this net once or twice though, you should be fine as long as you're not too rough with it. The netting is fine, yet very strong, so you shouldn't have a problem with that. Happy crawdad catching!
2148145
Sure I don't see why not. I actually use a 10x10x6 chain link kennel for the few chickens I have. I tied a plastic netting over the top so Hawks do not get to them.
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This trap can be used in a chicken or peacock coop, however; keep in mind that the unit should not be exposed to the elements. Also for best results, we recommend keeping the plates clear of debris.
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I certainly am no expert, but I would say no. The netting is probably nylon or another synthetic similar to it and the weights are a hard plastic.
758510
The mesh is about 2" square, so it would keep out larger birds like Jays and Robins. Maybe a small finch could squeak through. I use it as netting to protect my chickens from hawks. I have tried cheaper netting, but this stuff is much better quality and lasts much longer in the sun.
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It's super lightweight material so I suppose that would be a decent application. The net comes in different sizes and the small size doesn't have the side netting so that might be a perfect solution depending on the size of the patio door. It is basically a 4x8 panel.
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It is possible, however I wouldn't recommend it. The bird could destroy the netting pretty quickly.
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I bought mine for pigeons and it does not work very well. and I found one of my dogs with a squirrel in its mouth the other day, so not sure if it will scare them away.
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I zipped tied the netting to my woven wire fencing that was around my chicken run. We put tall PVC piping over the metal t posts, ran wire cable to each post across the pen. Then draped the netting over it and secured the bottom with zip ties to the woven wire fencing.