YARDGARD 309312A Cage Wire Fencing, Height-24 Inches x Length-25 Ft, Color - Galvanized

Been ordering these rolls to make Rabbit Cages for meat rabbits and out of the 9 rolls I've purchased, only 1 ever had issues and it was with about 10 total tack welded locations where the welding machine didn't make a great weld and the wires popped apart during cutting. it happens and that was only on 1 roll, so i'm very pleased with this company.

Arrived in perfect condition. Very sturdy cage wire.

I lost several expensive saplings I had ordered online to hungry (vengeful?) rabbits who seemed intent on nibbling my newly-planted tree saplings/shrubs right down to the ground, or snapping their thin trunks off at ground level and leaving them lay - just for the fun of it. This fencing works very well for this purpose - I just make a circular fence around each tree 'at risk'. In fact, if I use the entire height of this (and don't cut it down to the size needed to protect a perennial), I don't even have to stake it or even push it down into the dirt to prevent it from blowing away in the wind. I'm not sure if it's the weight that prevents it from blowing away or the wind blowing right through it, rather than against it (because of all the 'holes' in it), but just setting it in place seems to secure it enough. Not sure if this will work against deer when my saplings reach 2-feet, but for now I'm happy that I'm not having to buy and plant a sapling every year because of a rabbit. My yard looks a little funny with all my 'caged' trees...I was self conscious at first, but now not so much.

Bought this fencing to establish a secondary perimeter around the backyard fence to keep my puppy away from neighboring dogs with bad behaviors. The fencing comes rolled up very tight so be careful when removing last wires & clips. It's a mini explosion. The ends do not have a clean finish. The wires extend past the last row of rectangles & are very sharp. The fencing is difficult to unroll. I recommend stretching it out & weighing it down overnight to straighten it out. I also recommend using metal posts instead of plastic. The plastic posts can go in the ground only 4-6 " so they pull out too easily. I also bought additional anchors to stabilize the bottom of the fence. I put up 150' of fencing. I'm 67 & in fairly decent shape but this was a brutal project for one person. The fencing is sturdy but getting it in a nice tight line is impossible without help.

Keeps wildlife from eating all my plants perfect for around my garden!

It was great

This is perfect for chicken coops and rabbit hutches. The gauge of the wire allows this to be used for long stretches of open area that need to be covered by something stronger than your average chicken wire with little cross beam support needed. We used this on our rabbit hutch front door and on our rabbit tractor bottom (these are two separate rabbit homes; the hutch doesn't move... the tractor moves across the yard). In the door application of the hutch it was easy to attach and due to the sturdiness doesn't require any crossing support beams. In the tractor application we used this to prevent the rabbits from digging out. It sits flat to the ground as we move the tractor around. The spacing is big enough that the rabbits feet do not get stuck and their poop goes through easily (a problem with smaller opening 1/4 inch "hardware cloth" where the poop gets stuck). Again it's sturdiness is enough to prevent predators and discourages digging.

Bought this to cover the windows and front/back windshields of a jeep for paintball tank. Needed 1x1 mesh for the 2" rockets. This got layered with .5x.5" mesh to break up paint.Seems Sturdy enough. Difficult to cut without the right tools, difficult to bend individual strands. Def not easy to get through.