millstreaminn
Well-known member
Here's some more pics of the DIY bird net for Patriot9120. I put it on the bottom of the trusses last summer and it has cut down the nesting and roosting in the rafters 100%. You still get the occasional bird that flies through the building but they don't live in there anymore.
Eyebolts in the corners, ran a high tensile wire around the perimeter with a strainer here and there to keep the wire tight. The bird netting is tied to the wires with hog rings. Can't believe I put up with the sparrows and starling living in there and crapping on my equipment for so many years.
And eyebolt, high tensile wire and hog rings in the corner of the building.
An eyebolt 15' out from the corner. The netting is 15' wide, my building is 36'
2 Pieces of netting hog ringed together on a high tensile wire 15' inside the header.
Another shot of the netting down the header.
And the results. Baler has been in here since September. Not a drop on it. Last year it looked like it had been whitewashed. Hope these pics help, Patriot 9120. If you have any more questions, just ask. It's really a simple project. ;-)
Eyebolts in the corners, ran a high tensile wire around the perimeter with a strainer here and there to keep the wire tight. The bird netting is tied to the wires with hog rings. Can't believe I put up with the sparrows and starling living in there and crapping on my equipment for so many years.
And eyebolt, high tensile wire and hog rings in the corner of the building.
An eyebolt 15' out from the corner. The netting is 15' wide, my building is 36'
2 Pieces of netting hog ringed together on a high tensile wire 15' inside the header.
Another shot of the netting down the header.
And the results. Baler has been in here since September. Not a drop on it. Last year it looked like it had been whitewashed. Hope these pics help, Patriot 9120. If you have any more questions, just ask. It's really a simple project. ;-)