jack pyke clearview hide netting

[Higgi]

wat hide poles do you use with jack pyke hide mesh because there is nothing to hang it up by

[George1990]

Use some clamps

[Cranfield]

Like most of the similar type mesh nets , you have to make your own holes and use clamps.

Get lots of clamps, because the slightest breeze has them flying all over the place.

[blackthorn]

wat hide poles do you use with jack pyke hide mesh because there is nothing to hang it up by

make your own or shop bought the difference is about £30

[humperdingle]

I've just ordered some of the clearview stuff... any good?

 

I'd planned to use tool spring clips to attach to the poles - The kind you attach to a wall, and put brush handles into for storage.

[Higgi]

I've just ordered some of the clearview stuff... any good?

 

I'd planned to use tool spring clips to attach to the poles - The kind you attach to a wall, and put brush handles into for storage.

yes its pretty good

 

Where can i get spiked poles from to make some out of

[vampire]

EERRRRR,yes

1,use pegs

2,made mine

3,is good,but will need a second thicker layer behind clear one for best results

 

would not buy another,would go for stealth net

[PaulABF]

I use cable ties - the thick ones. Small hole in the net then fix on at the top, middle and bottom of each pole - I use 4 poles. Cut off the excess cable tie and roll everything up tight. Net then deploys in seconds. Job jobbed.

[TomV]

2 clips per hide pole works fine for me!

[trickshot]

Hi mate all you need is some cheep washing line props. I got mine from home bargains think it was £1.99 each.

[humperdingle]

I've purchased 4 x 6' plastic garden stakes for my netting. I think they've got a metal core. Should be strong enough, and light enough to carry for a distance. Also, should roll up nice and tight to pack away. (£1.59 ea from B&Q)

 

I'll cut 4 blocks of timber, drill a hole to put the stake through, and secure with a bolt through the stake. Should be a decent foot plate for driving into the ground.

[Jurrasicway]

Wooden clothes pegs (sprung type) work ok for a cheap quick fix. Take about 10, Just don't let the missus see you nicking them

[here iam]

i use spring clips bought from pound shop to clamp net to poles

[mark the hat]

bulldog clips the larger type works for our days out ))

 

 

cheers mark

[berettaman]

Poundstretcher pack of 8 plastic clips £2 excellent and a quater the price on e-bay,all one size but they are all you need