Drop Net

[coneykenny 98]

Rings attached to bottom lines so they can easily slide up and down poles,keep bottom lines a bit slack

[NELS0N 457]

ive tried a few drop nets over the years, some were ok some not so. i prefer a traditional net on end pins or a quickset in a basket, although an idea for a static net did pop into my head the other evening, i'll be having a play in the coming months and see if its any use.

[coneykenny 98]

I tie in the bottom line to the top line using shoelace knot.tie in near pole,then middle and pole again,continued the length of the net using the same knot.takes a bit of time.making sure you have enough line to finish out to end of net and beyond to a bit of cover.as you pull on the cord,the knots unravel easily and the rings fall down the poles right to the end.

[coneykenny 98]

That's the knot used the whole length of net,I tend to leave the loops a wee big big as too much wind might unravel a shorter loop

[shropshire mole 190]

Good pictures, think i will have a go

[coneykenny 98]

Sorry about the setup and background. ha.but I'm sure you can imagine that setup tight to a ditch or hedgerow.just to say lads,john orr is the man behind this.great professional rabbit man

[Leeview 791]

Sorry about the setup and background. ha.but I'm sure you can imagine that setup tight to a ditch or hedgerow.just to say lads,john orr is the man behind this.great professional rabbit man

John Orr his site reccomends you check the nets regularly to remove the rabbits LOL

Y.I.S Leeview