Redneck Convent Trapping Dirt Sifter – 9 by 7 Inch Trapping Sifter Metal Dirt Sifter for Trapping, Garden Sieve, Beach Sand Sifter

No.issues in two trapping seasons. We sift our dirt for the sets. Would buy again if needed to

Prompt delivery and happy with the product

For my purposes I would have preferred a larger one as it was way too small for what I needed it for however, I kept it as a backup for my bigger round one, since it does work. I gave it 4 stars only because I thought it should have been a couple inches bigger.

This has been a perfect tool for what I needed. When I dig a hole for a new plant or tree, I like to sift out rocks, roots, and more importantly, invasive weed bulbs. (We have some sort of clover or sorrel that you can’t eliminate by pulling it out from the stem or root since it has a seed pod underground that keeps regenerating.) I’ve tried the plastic scoops designed for metal detector treasure hunting, but those break too easily. This tool has been great. It’s sturdy enough to seem like it could last a while, but light enough to not be tiresome on your hands when you sift over and over for an hour. The holes are big enough to allow dirt and small debris to pass, but catch everything that I’m trying to remove. My only concern will be rust and how that will affect its longevity. For the price, I’m happy if it only lasts 1-2 years.

great for sifting dirt over my coyote traps

I thought it was bigger. Not worth it if you’re doing a big area.

What I got is EXACTLY what the description says it is, and I'll be honest it works very well. It's durable, lightweight, the holes are a good size for sifting rocks and twigs and roots out of your soil or dirt.I'm the idiot who didn't see that it was 9"x7". This thing is TINY. But that's on me, not the seller.The product itself? Pretty darn good.

Fiskars 339950-1001 39" 4-Claw Weeder, 1-Pack, Black/Orange is off the charts awesome for standing and pulling weeds from anywhere. Everyone I show it to wants one. Best time to use it is when ground is softer from rain. In my well mulched planting areas often a large clump of dirt comes up with the weed. When that happens I drop the clump and weed into a bag until I've cleared the area. I then sit down in a comfy chair with my bag of clumps and the Dirt sifter and separate weeds from clumps catching the dirt/,mulch in the bag and toss the weed. When done toss the dirt and mulch back onto my planting areas. Bad back and I'm getting older but avid gardener. No more stooping and my planting areas and lawn stay weed free.