Copper Mesh For Mouse Rat Rodent Control as well as Bat Snell Control 30 Foot Roll

It arrived on time and works well to keep mice from getting in the house

Found out from the Pest tech guy I had bats. He told me to get some netting and put it up in the areas where he thought they were getting in. None of the lumber yards or the hardware store in town had anything. This worked great. Duct taped it place for seven or so days to be sure all the bats were gone. They come out and have to crawl down the netting. Can't get back up, can't get into their nest and after a few days look for a different place to live. Next was to plug the holes and put-up hardware mesh.

Copper mesh. Fills holes. Seems to be real copper. So far has successfully kept out mice, yellow jackets, and bats. It looks ugly after some time outside, even under a roof. I was kinda hoping it would retain its luster. I purchased it twice, so that says something.A lot of people are commenting on the little pieces of copper that come off when you cut the mesh. What I did was cut the mesh inside a bag and then give it a shake so that most of the slivers fall into the bag. Some others will inevitably fall off, but the bulk of them are in the bag already.

I found snails on my pot plants and bought some of this copper mesh and put it around all the stems of my plants. No more snails

I had a chipmunk or a mouse get into my old outside AC unit and totally chewed all the wire to pieces and shorted one out that affected the inside unit. We had to have a new unit installed and I bought this mess to fill the exterior units openings at the base. Easy to install, just cut some off and bunched it up and pressed it into the openings. Small price to pay to protect and expensive unit.