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The Best Net Gun for Animal Control: What the Pros Use (And Why) If you're in the business of animal control, wildlife rescue, or humane pest management, having the right tool is non-negotiable. And when it comes to safe, effective, and non-lethal animal capture — nothing beats a net gun. But not all net guns are created equal. In this article, we’ll break down what makes a net gun the “best” for animal control, the key features professionals demand, and why more pros are choosing gear from The Net Gun Store. Why Use a Net Gun for Animal Control? Whether...

Discover how animal control net guns offer a safe, humane, and effective way to capture animals. Perfect for shelters, rescues, and city officers. Contact us for bulk orders!

Checkout the Net Guns Featured on MTV’s Hit Show Rob and Big. Even though we don’t condone using the Net Guns as a toy, the Rob and Big television show was able to introduce the net gun to the masses. The video clip above from YouTube is the segment from the show that features the Net Gun.

Non Lethal Net Gun is perfect for Bounty Hunters and Crowd Control As a Bounty Hunter we know that certain rules and restrictions apply when going after the criminal.In most cases we need to use Non-lethal means of taking the target out. But sometimes we just can’t get close enough for our tasers. That’s where the hand held Net Gun comes in.The Net Gun is the perfect non-lethal weapon when it comes to bounty hunting. In fact the Net Gun was originally created for use in in riot control and criminal capture situations. About the size of a large flashlight,...

  One of the most common questions we get at NetGunForSale.com is “Just how far do the nets fly once launched?” They actually fly pretty far. On average (you’d have to factor wind in some scenarios) but they usually land right at 45 feet away from where you fired it from. I usually recommend to stand about 15 feet away from the target if possible. You can go a little further than that if needed, but I like 15 feet because it gives the net the chance to open wide and keeps a strong trajectory. 15 feet gives you plenty of room...