716 14'x45 ft.Garden Netting

Birds peck the skins of my lemons while they are goring, and run them for zesting. I lightly tape the opened net to a long pole and pass it over top of the tree, then use butcher twine to "stitch" the net shut at the bottom, once the blossoms have set. Just rip a hole to pick the fruit. No more bird problems.The deer eat the tiny avocado fruit when it first sets, and take the groth tips and end leaves with them. I bought 1 inch conduit and dug/pounded 4 of them into the ground, then used the doubled over net to wrap around them, tying the net to the poles with plastic zip ties. No more deer problems, and bees still pollenate, and I can see my tree and the view just great. I can lift the net to pick fruit as needed.The 45 foot length was enough for both jobs, and the total price is terrific!

Difficult to roll up or fold for multiple uses and smaller birds tend to get caught in it. Not exactly ideal for my needs