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To Much Trouble
Reg. Dec 2009
Posted 2010-01-05 10:25 PM (#114936 - in reply to #112196)
Subject: RE: Hay bags or nets?


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I use the rope type hay hags...the nylon ones are a pain and my horses have a tendency to chew on the nylon stings and destroy them,..I got my through a catalog, but can;t remember which one..

I also like the fact that I can wash the cotton ones when they get really nasty...throw them in a bucket w/ .a little soap and a little bleach  agitate or scub, and hang over the fence to dry...they look almost new again.

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krisell26
Reg. Jan 2008
Posted 2010-02-21 12:20 AM (#116840 - in reply to #114936)
Subject: RE: Hay bags or nets?


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I have had horses paw at them and get their feet stuck in the trailer.  Ugly situation.  I only do hay bags now.  Problem gone!
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sweetas
Reg. Dec 2009
Posted 2010-03-01 10:43 PM (#117154 - in reply to #112181)
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I'm confused - hay bag:http://equestrian.doversaddlery.com/saddlery/Hay%20Bagor hay bag (that I would call a hay net):http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=204617794&listingid=50556975Not sure which you're talking about, and I'm interested in the answer(s)!
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Painted Horse
Reg. May 2005
Posted 2010-03-02 5:56 AM (#117160 - in reply to #112181)
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The dover is a Haybag,   The weaver product is what we call a haynet
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sweetas
Reg. Dec 2009
Posted 2010-03-02 6:45 AM (#117161 - in reply to #112181)
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Thanks! Sorry I didn't realize that I was on page 2 of this particular thread. Lots of great information!I tried one of the small mesh bags for my piggy gelding. I must've gotten an off-quality one - it's very long and skinny (like a similar shape to my leg, that long!). It's very hard to get any hay in it, I have to sort of roll up part of a flake and stuff it down in there. I had wanted something that I could put a couple of flakes in, but he could only eat it very slowly. Did I get a bad one or are they all like this?
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Gone
Reg. May 2005
Posted 2010-03-02 7:03 AM (#117163 - in reply to #112181)
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Put your hay flakes on top of each other on the ground/flat surface and drape the hay net over the sides while holding the bottom of the net up.

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TheOtherHorse
Reg. Mar 2008
Posted 2010-03-14 6:34 AM (#117563 - in reply to #112181)
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To fill the small mesh hay nets, I put the empty net in a muck bucket and open the top of the net over the top rim of the muck bucket, so it looks like a basket. Then you can stuff as much hay in the net as could fit in a muck tub. I usually put 3 flakes in mine, quickly and easily. If I really stuff it I can get more.
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