Bird Catching Net, 36 by Mann Lake

Birds and bees co-exist in the environment. Although not many birds have bees on their menu, birds such as woodpeckers, swifts, mockingbirds, kingbirds, cardinals, and thrushes occasionally take to eating bees. Having your bees preyed on can be devastating to your colonies. You will likely be out of business if a colony loses its honey bees. It is, therefore, critical that you devise a bird control method. One way you can protect your hives is by using bird-catching nets.

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Birds and bees co-exist in the environment. Although not many birds have bees on their menu, birds such as woodpeckers, swifts, mockingbirds, kingbirds, cardinals, and thrushes occasionally take to eating bees. Having your bees preyed on can be devastating to your colonies. You will likely be out of business if a colony loses its honey bees. It is, therefore, critical that you devise a bird control method. One way you can protect your hives is by using bird-catching nets.

Bird Catching Net, 36 by Mann Lake

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This high-quality, heavy-duty game bird netting is just what you need to contain your game birds in any capacity. The 1 mesh is perfect for smaller pheasants and quail, ideal as a mesh flight pen. The heavy-duty netting is capable of withstanding 85 lbs. It’s made with UV-resistant polyethylene, lasting 7 to 10 years in the field. The knotted netting won’t get caught in the peepers and pins if you are protecting your birds from cannibalism or pecking.

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