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Bird netting recommendations please

 
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So I would have had our first fruit harvest this year. Cranberries, plums and elderberries. Got nothing but the birds, boy are they fat and happy. This makes me rather upset at them. We have A TON. Not being over dramatic, we have tons. So I need to buy some bird netting for next year. Any recommendations?

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Those are the two I have used in the past with good results.

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