Haaaaay!

[Kelly]

Yall know I love the 3/4 inch hole hay nets from Hay Burners Equine. I just bought another one! It holds a full size bale of the coastal 2 string. It could probably hold a 3 string bale because there was still a bunch of room left. It takes my 4 little piggies about 4 maybe 5 days to go through 1 bale. I have now learned that they prefer this method instead of the hay being hung up in the hay nets. And yes Thunder can somehow get the hay out, missing his 2 front teeth and all

 

[Standards Equine]

Hay nets are so popular. I'd been free feeding oat straw to Phillippe and Jasmine in a net but Phillippe learned how to pull it apart and put big donkey-head-sized holes in it. It was only a 2-year-old net. Hopefully yours holds up better!

 

[Abby P]

I've got over a year on my Hayburners nets and so far they look almost brand new. I also use the 3/4" holes and I think the lack of knots makes them hold up better - they don't end up between the horse's teeth as often as the ones with knots. I use the half bale and full bale sizes and I do still hang them so the hay doesn't get damp and they don't get dragged outside into the weather. Also I think it slows him down a little more to hang them, he can get the hay out really fast if the net is on the ground.

 

[Marsha Cassada]

I use Hay Chixx. One of mine is a least 5 years old and hung outside in all weathers. The nylon rope on it finally broke. I got a new one from Hay Chixx.