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Bought 3 of these for BOOT CAMP with my 5th grade class to prepare for testing. It was a huge part of the room transition and the kids loved it!

UPDATE, A WEEK LATER: Man I LOVE these things! I zip-tied them to my chain link fence and we're having some pretty bad weather today and they're not affected in the least. So happy I bought them all!Bought eight of these to cover my chain link fence so my dogs will stop barking at every single person or car that passes by. I had to triple-up to get adequate cover but it seems to be doing the trick so far, and I just purchased 10 more to ensure complete coverage in numerous areas of my yard.

Not quite what I expected but works well for blocking my nude sunbathing from my neighbors.

Cost efficient and reasonably effective with the addition of some natural vegetation. Great for stealth camping. I use it to conceal my Snugpak Ionosphere tent. This, along with a carefully selected campsite and my low profile tent, makes for a very stealthy camp.

This is quiet, easily deployable and does a great job of camouflaging whatever is behind it or under it. It has been a great buy for the money. I've used it to hide my pack, my camera and even myself from animals and people alike while photographing animals in the wilderness or even just a nature park.

The netting advertised as greater than 9 ft by greater than 19 ft is definitely less than 9 ft wide. It's also zip tied down the middle along its long axis, probably what shortens it. It's not really 9ft wide fabric, it's two sections zip tied together that are slightly less than 9 ft. It appears to be two approximately 4 and 1/2 ft by approximately 17 ft sections zip tied together. The noise sounds like rustling leaves or dried weeds. The noise brand new is not bad. I think it's a little bit shiny in the direct sun. I really like the dried leaves pattern. But the pattern is only on one side really. The fabric is a little transparent and you can see pattern on both sides, but it's lighter on one side. I worry about tearing. I think it needs to be paired with a net to keep it from ripping in wind. It cannot support itself in wind. In no wind, it can be secured fine, but in wind it looks as though it would be moved like a sail a bit and will rip if secured too tight and it will flap/rustle if secured too loose. Ymmv. If you need a 4.5ft section by however long, it could be a good.

I use this for cover/hiding spots for my chickens that free range. This just saved one of my gals from a hawk who ended up getting stuck in it longer enough to recuse her.

Works great on our chicken run, providing excellent shading for them along with keeping them cool in the summer.As well as hiding them from flying predators. Will be getting another for the second run as we expand our hen flock.