Slow Feed Nylon Hay Net

Works great for my goats and donkey.

Exactly as described and works as it should!

Works great for my goats and donkey.

I used to use a a hay bag with a hole in the side, but it only held around 1 flake, and in the case of a horse stalled all day in the winter is not very efficient. It holds roughly 3 flakes, none is dropped or wasted, and keeps the horses constantly eatin

The bags themselves are great but the ties that you use to cinch them up are too skinny and not easy to tie. They are also very long and skinny. Would be better with a thicker cord.

Have found these very useful for my hay overeaters...slows their eating and slows the waste. I have found the main cinch cord breaks where it is joined together but you can just tie a knot and have been using them successfully everyday for 4 months and a

Cost effective, but I usually replace the very thin draw string with 550 cord by the end of the first month. My goats cut the main bag within 6 months.

Yes they are cheap and made in China. The drawstring ties break easily. But I find these very useful for ground feeding. I replace the tie string with a carabiner clip to secure it closed and then leave the bag on the ground so the horses can eat in a

I ordered 12 of these to use for my 6 horses. I have used them 3 times now and the durability of these hay bags is very low. The tie straps break constantly. They are also hard to get to stay open to fill. (I put them in a muck bucket draped over the sid

I orginally got 2 slow feed hay nets from SmartPak, but they were $17 a piece. So, when I saw these at Jeffers for $7.50, I picked one up. Glad I only got one. Started using it on Wed. and it broke on Sunday. The others are still going strong and my h