I used this to enclose my garden. I hadn't done that before so I watched a few videos on the tube and I'm so much better off for it. The project came out great. This wire fence is very easy to work with. I got a green200 pack of zip ties and went through them in no time. Good product, watch video

The Yardgard 150-Foot Silver Chicken Wire Fencing has been a game-changer for my outdoor space, offering durability and versatility that goes beyond just poultry needs. Here's why I couldn't be happier with this fencing solution and it cost so much less than competitors:

**Exceptional Length (5/5):** With a generous 150-foot length, this chicken wire fencing provides ample coverage for a variety of outdoor applications. It's perfect for securing a large area, whether it's for chickens, garden protection, or any other purpose.

**Durable Build (5/5):** The fencing is exceptionally sturdy, built to withstand the elements and maintain its integrity over time. It's corrosion-resistant and designed to last, providing peace of mind for long-term use.

**Versatile Applications (5/5):** While it's named "chicken wire," this fencing is incredibly versatile. I've used it for protecting my garden from pests, creating trellises for climbing plants, and even as a general-purpose outdoor barrier. Its versatility is a major selling point.

**Easy Installation (5/5):** Setting up this fencing is a straightforward process. It can be easily cut to size and installed with common fencing tools. Its user-friendliness is a bonus for DIY enthusiasts.

**Effective Protection (5/5):** Whether it's keeping chickens safe from predators or safeguarding your garden from critters, this fencing is an effective barrier. Its small openings prevent unauthorized access while allowing for airflow and visibility.

I got this to line the bottom of my rabbit cage because they like to dig. This worked great.

Wow- just wow. This stuff is... exactly what I was hoping for. For the price (about $50.00 a roll when I purchased it), it's unbelievable. Free shipping to Alaska. About 6 feet tall. 150 feet wide. I really cannot express how affordable this was!

I used this fencing to build an outdoor dog run for my pups. They are two HUGE malamute mixes. Hyper, strong, and unable to be contained. What I basically did was took this fencing, and unrolled it around a 'meadow' area in our backyard. Around the meadow are a bunch of very thick alder trees. So I wove the fencing in and out of the trees- essentially using the trees as stakes. For one square acre, I only used 2 full rolls of fencing- although I had bought three.

Unraveling the fencing was a bit of a challenge. The fencing is held together by wire that intertwines in and out of the fencing. You have to go through and pull out about 20 feet of wire prior to starting. It's about a 15 minute process, but it did keep the fencing in good shape. The fencing was about 40 pounds, the full roll. It was a bit hard for me (a 140 pound female) to tug through a thick timber of trees. It occasionally got caught on branches. It held really tightly to it's rolled shape, so I really had to pull to get it to unravel.

Once the fencing was finished unraveling, I went around and secured it to the trees with zip-ties. I then took cut branches along the ground and zip-tied them to the bottom of the fencing. This prevented open spots along the bottom where my dogs could easily slip through. The fencing is quite thin, but I was amazed how- once it was attached to all of the trees- it was very VERY strong. I could climb up and down it without it breaking apart. It's also withstood our spring rains with ease. Stainless steel and definitely not rusting. It looks as good as new three months into our tough Alaskan summers.

The fence-holes are a bit wide for chickens- as small predators like weasels could get through. I wouldn't recommend them for rabbit hutches or for anything smaller than larger live-stock. Unless you live in a place with minimal predators, I wouldn't suggest them for chickens either. On the other hand this fencing is great for things like goats, horses, cows, and pigs. At 6 feet tall it doesn't stand a chance of getting jumped over. It bends a bit and has some flexibility to it, but it won't break no matter how hard I or my dogs push against it. For the purpose of an outdoor dog fence it's working fantastically. I really couldn't be more surprised. I wasn't expecting it to hold up half was well as it has.

For the price, durability, nice clean metal appearance, and ease of setting up- it's worth 5 stars in my book. Like I said- probably not the best choice for chickens. I'd definitely recommend something a bit thicker. But great for my purpose as dog fencing for BIG and STRONG sled-dogs!

So far it's kept fox raccoons possum from eating my baby pheasants we have SO many predators out here hard to keep anything safe I zip tied it to my regular fence on ground outside reg fence then used metal stakes to keep it flat on ground