Fox advice (potential babies)

[DuckDuckSook]

This is where I got mine. Decent prices. Fast shipping. Great quality. Mine holds up in snow, but I do go out and shake it off periodically.

https://pinnonhatch.com/poultry-sup...hicken-pen-fencing/poultry-protection-netting

Which one do you have? The 1 inch or 2 inch? In SE PA, we do see some bigger snowstorms sometimes and some heavy duty rain.

 

[ValerieJ]

I've been looking for heavy duty avian netting. What kind do you use and where did you get it?

I have a few of these over my chicken run, where they free range, to keep eagles out. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VMQ5QXF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&th=1

They are enclosed in a completely secure coop and outdoor enclosure at night. Not so they can sleep peacefully, so I can. lol

 

[Aunt Angus]

Which one do you have? The 1 inch or 2 inch? In SE PA, we do see some bigger snowstorms sometimes and some heavy duty rain.

Oooooh! You have way more weather than I do. I have the 2 inch because it just has to keep out hawks. But your winters might be a lot for it. We got 4ft during what we call Snowmageddon 2021 on 12/26. It held up, but the snow weighed it down and bent our fence poles. We went out and shook it out every hour or so. But we have it over the electric net, which has fiberglass poles. If it's over something more substantial (4x4s, for example), it will do better.

The next storm, we pulled it back. The birds weren't out anyway as they preferred to stay in the covered run. The ducks didn't even want part of that storm, and they usually love snowstorms.