Rugged Ride Big Bale Heavy Duty 3ft x 3ft x 7ft Slow Feed Hay Net - Rainbow
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Not To Be Used With Horses Wearing Shoes!
This big bale net features extra durable 5ply poly hay cord for longer wear. Fits 3'x3' big square bales. Easy to cover over bale.
Any extra length netting can be easily tucked and secured up under the bale. It features 2 1/2” x 2 1/2” openings to make horse eat slower with less waste. Not to be used with horses wearing shoes.
Netting big bales lengthens the life of the bale and prohibits horses from pulling out hay and stomping it into the ground, creating waste. Gives the horses a 24/7 option to eat when other forage is unavailable, mimicking their grazing nature.
Comes with repair kit!
How To Cover Bale:
METHOD #1: If using heavy equipment, you can cover the bale with the net while it is suspended up off the ground at a workable level. Find the bottom of the hay net and start wrapping the bale to completely cover the bottom and pull up over the sides. Set the bale down and pull the rest of the net over the top and cinch up the drawstring. Position the bale in the field in either fashion; on its side or top/bottom. Tie off the excess drawstring and pull it through inside the net.
METHOD #2: Place the bale where you will be leaving it for consumption. Flip the bale over so the bottom side is up, Find the bottom of the net and drape it over and pull down along the sides. Flip the bale over on its bottom and stretch the rest of the net up to the top. Cinch the drawstring up tight, tie off, and hide the excess inside the netted bale.
We ship worldwide from our warehouse located in Harrington, Delaware. We ship via UPS or the United States Postal Service whenever possible. Shipment time varies from 1-7 business days, depending on your proximity to Delaware.
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