The ULTIMATE Aerial Predator Net Installation!

[@belenalee5986]

This was exactly what I described to my husband. We’ve been waiting for our last move so we could finally buy our craftsman coop for our home. I kept trying to explain to my husband what I wanted around our free range area. This is absolutely beautiful! Thanks for making a video explaining all that I couldn’t. ☺️

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

You're welcome.

[@danwilkening888]

This is a great option for a super sized chicken run,!!! Awesome job as usual.

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Thank you.

[@francineclave2207]

What a fabulous design and final product! Wow, something for sure to be proud of for both the owner and CC!

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Thank you.

[@thebrowncrew]

Great work!

[@MosaicHomestead]

Beautiful work as always

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Thank you.

[@cynthiastinson7059]

This is my dream home.

[@angelcordero717]

BEAUTIFUL

[@davidvincent3959]

I luv that garden area. Great work!

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Thank you.

[@W3DRE]

Looks great. I am guessing there is not much snow in that area. I would like to something like this in New England. Probably a seasonal set up. The hog rings look like a lot of work to do every year

[@AmandaJohnson77]

I used cable and rings with attached clips, so I could pull my net back and forth like a batting cage net, after I lost mine in heavy snow the first year. I also didn't completely seal my net to my fence, as it was for the day yard, and birds of pretty generally don't try to fly into areas they can't easily navigate with their large wings

[@zoebrierley80]

Great Monday

[@scottc8152]

What I did for hawks is buy some large plastic crows. Hawks get chased away by gangs of crows, so they stay away. For the weasels, I bought 2 large plastic owls, no more losses. Had to put razor wire at the top of my 8-foot fence to keep the bobcats from climbing in after losing about 70 chickens to the bobcats.

[@kellykibbe-smith5396]

So beautiful!!!. I would love to have a chicken aviary. One lucky customer.

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Thank you.

[@Miguel195211]

Very nice. I am an OCD kind of person that notices shoddy work, but this job turned out beautiful. In fact it adds to the landscape, not to mention the security of the chickens.

[@ninaalemayehu419]

Beautiful did wonderful job one day Yahweh willing maybe you are going to build I saw in your house to my house I admire your work

[@aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois]

I thought I was subscribed. Awesome job.

[@Bobbi-upnorth]

Looks much better than my poultry mesh held up by upside-down 5-gallon buckets on metal t-posts!

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Thank you.

[@gailmadsenclayton1769]

What about leaves?

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

@@gailmadsenclayton1769 Matt mentions to just use a leaf blower if that becomes an issue, but there aren't a lot of trees around the immediate area.

[@zoebrierley80]

Good morning 🌞🌞🌄

[@Snakeskii]

Wow! I really want to make a space like this around my garden, it's awesome to see it all set up and how you did it. For sure taking notes! 🗒

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Thank you so much! How big is your garden?

[@melissarichardson3906]

What type/ brand of netting did you use?

[@taylortisaac]

Wonder what effect this will have on pollinators.

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Why would it have an effect on pollinators? We don't follow. Insects can easily get through the netting to feast on any flowers below.

[@taylortisaac]

@@CarolinaCoopsVideos that’s good! 👍🏼

[@ravenna9969]

@@taylortisaac um do you think a bee cant get thru those holes ? yikes

[@taylortisaac]

@@ravenna9969 thanks for the insult :) from the video it’s hard to tell how big the netting pattern is. But FOUR months ago, the channel responded to me and addressed my curiosity.

[@mfurdizzle17]

Beautiful only thing I saw that I that was funny for a 50k chicken run under the gates can be dug right under easily.

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Hi there. This is an aerial predator net installation to keep out daytime aerial predators, such as hawks and eagles. As for predators that would dig to get to the chickens, that would happen at night, where the coops are protected by predator aprons. Thanks for watching.

[@gailmadsenclayton1769]

What about leaves?

[@BacktonaturelivingCom]

Where can we get plans to the goose house..,

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Great question! Currently, we do not sell our building plans.

[@ravenna9969]

this is so hot ...Had to send this to my people

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

I do not quite understand this comment, but thanks!!

[@donaldtursman3478]

Doesn't the net collect a lot of leaves?

[@CarolinaCoopsVideos]

Hi, there aren't a lot of trees around that area where the netting is.However, if the netting catches leaves in the fall, we suggest just using a leaf blower to remove them. Thanks for watching.

[@zoebrierley80]

Hi chicken dance 🦚🦢