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Find the size that’s perfect for your application. If you feed 2-4 times per day, you may like the 46” length; for trailering, the 30” is terrific. Sizes and suggested application are listed here:
30” is a perfect trailer-sized net. Fill it with 1-2 flakes, and hang it inside while travelling, or on the outside of your trailer while your pony is hanging out waiting for the next event. Also good for snacks and miniature horses.
46” This is our primary hay net: it is a generous single feed (2-4 flakes).
60” We like to use this size on our Fence Top Feeder, which hangs from 18” above a fence line (3-5 flakes).
72” A large, six-foot length.
90” A full ‘bale-sized’ net and accommodates a standard 60-ish pound square bale.
HayPal hay nets, when purchased individually, come with a rope around the top of the net and a cord lock fitting. When purchased with a hay feeder, our hay nets are typically pre-mounted and do not require the rope & lock.
30” hay net = $34.95
46” hay net = $49.95
60” hay net= $65.95
72” hay net= $77.95
90” hay net= $98.95
Find the size that’s perfect for your application. If you feed 2-4 times per day, you may like the 46” length; for trailering, the 30” is terrific. Sizes and suggested application are listed here:
30” is a perfect trailer-sized net. Fill it with 1-2 flakes, and hang it inside while travelling, or on the outside of your trailer while your pony is hanging out waiting for the next event. Also good for snacks and miniature horses.
46” This is our primary hay net: it is a generous single feed (2-4 flakes).
60” We like to use this size on our Fence Top Feeder, which hangs from 18” above a fence line (3-5 flakes).
72” A large, six-foot length.
90” A full ‘bale-sized’ net and accommodates a standard 60-ish pound square bale.
HayPal hay nets, when purchased individually, come with a rope around the top of the net and a cord lock fitting. When purchased with a hay feeder, our hay nets are typically pre-mounted and do not require the rope & lock.
30” hay net = $34.95
46” hay net = $49.95
60” hay net= $65.95
72” hay net= $77.95
90” hay net= $98.95
Find the size that’s perfect for your application. If you feed 2-4 times per day, you may like the 46” length; for trailering, the 30” is terrific. Sizes and suggested application are listed here:
30” is a perfect trailer-sized net. Fill it with 1-2 flakes, and hang it inside while travelling, or on the outside of your trailer while your pony is hanging out waiting for the next event. Also good for snacks and miniature horses.
46” This is our primary hay net: it is a generous single feed (2-4 flakes).
60” We like to use this size on our Fence Top Feeder, which hangs from 18” above a fence line (3-5 flakes).
72” A large, six-foot length.
90” A full ‘bale-sized’ net and accommodates a standard 60-ish pound square bale.
HayPal hay nets, when purchased individually, come with a rope around the top of the net and a cord lock fitting. When purchased with a hay feeder, our hay nets are typically pre-mounted and do not require the rope & lock.
30” hay net = $34.95
46” hay net = $49.95
60” hay net= $65.95
72” hay net= $77.95
90” hay net= $98.95