Tough1 Deluxe Round Bale Slow Feed Hay Net
Tough1 Deluxe Round Bale Slow Feed Hay Net
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SKU:E021134
Features:
- 6’ x 6’ size conforms to fit an entire round bale
- 2" x 2" openings; 1/8" thick netting material
- Knotted style
Color:
Black
Note: Not to be used with horses wearing shoes.
Model Numbers and UPCs
Model Numbers and UPCs
| Style | Item Number | UPC |
|---|---|---|
| Black / 6' X 6' | E021134 | 688499587457 |
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After placing the net over the bale, at the bottom is where you pull the rope which will tighten around the bottom. I then use a carabiner to hold it taught. The net was really a game changer to slowing my horses eating down.
Kerri NThese should fit a 6x6 roundbale.
Ashley C.For round bales I have put them on in the pick up or on the ground and stood them up, or by tractor and one poker in the center and tie it standing in the bucket, after putting in place I would tighten it up, weaving the end some and stuffing the rest in side the net. For large square bales I have used them by balancing the bale on double pokers on tractor bucket, putting the net over about 3/4 of the bale. Then setting the bale down on one end and sliding forks out having cut the twine before setting down I left 1/4of the bale on the forks for feeding seperately. The whole bale doesn't fit but I made it work with them. Just get determined and creative with them.
TINA M.We couldn't get it on our 5 x 6 bales. Took off the outer layers of hay, even then we had to put the net on sideways, since it still was too short to go on from front to back. It's an oddly made net, and not very good material. We have nets from several manufacturers. Conclusion: Hay Chix are WELL worth the extra cost.
DIANE HThis one, no, but you may wish to consider the Freedom Feeder brand, which does come in a 4 x 4 foot size. Here is a direct link:
Maria B.Yes I put mine in a hay ring. It prevents my horses from walking on it.
Kevin SPlease call our Customer Care team for assistance. We are available 8AM-8PM weekdays, Eastern time at 888-653-0026.
Maria B.This item can be shipped to Canada
Justin R.I do us this for cattle and just put it inside a feeder like I do for my horses. It works fine for me, but I only have four cows and a couple of butcher steers eating on it.
JOY DRated 5 stars by 51% of reviewers
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I read in other reviews about using it in the open with horses shod and possibly getting their hooves caught in it, so I felt that didn?t apply to my application because of the hayhut.
There is a learning curve to applying it to the bale, but isn?t everything in the horse world a bit of a learning curve? I plan to get more nets when I get more boarders and hayhuts for their pastures.
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Needed an additional net. I have another one that I've used for the past 2 years. Good quality for the price.
Because I already have one and needed another one. They are easy to put on and are pretty durable. Will last one winter for 6 horses.
I was skeptical and someone gave me one to use. Liked it so much that I’m buying another one.
Already purchased and liked it.