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Roger (K8RI) wrote:
> You sure that was chicken wire? I used to raise those critters in another
> life, long , long, ago. Chicken wire is a relatively small gage has just
> small enough openings baby chicks can't get through it which makes them
> about 1" and very easy to climb, at least for the dertermined. There is
> another wire mesh that is much heavier with about 1/4" openings/grid and
> that stuff would be very difficult to climb.
Hello, Roger -- that's "hardware cloth", which would certainly work, but
is quite a bit more expensive than chicken wire, and maybe harder to
work with. I've seen hardware cloth in 1/4" and 1/2" grids. And you're
right, it's definitely not climb-able, at least without hooks and spikes
or something.
They both come in all sorts of widths; I just bought a roll of 4' x 150'
chicken wire. The store calls it "hex netting" or "poultry netting" ...
they really mean "chicken wire". Silly city kids. :).
I agree with you; I'd choose the hardware cloth for this application.
Cheers ...
David Talkington
KE7EOG
[email protected]
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