Pop the Portable Fence Feeder onto your fence. Secure the mounting hooks to the bottom rail of the fence. Whenever you feed your horse (1, 2, 3 or more times per day), approach the feeder at a slow walk, push hay into the feeder, and continue on. That’s it. This is literally how you use the feeder.
Why use a portable feeder for your fence?
you travel to shows and can take the feeder with you to mount in portable stalls (horizontal rail stalls)
it’s easy to move to a drier spot when muddy conditions arrive
to give footing in one area a rest from daily use
to change paddocks without having to find a screw driver
The portable fence feeder is secured to the top and second rail of a wide variety of fences: lumber, metal panels and gates, or 3.5” round wood rails. Advise the size of your fence during the checkout process.
We recommend using the larger All Day Net (3-6 flakes) where possible as it does a better job of keeping hay inside the hay net. If your fence is shorter, the Single Feed Net (2-4 flakes) will work. Please note that if you use your own hay net, they must be minimum 1” hole-size to fit around the feeder, and at least 76” perimeter.
FENCE RAIL CHECK: Please fill out the required fence rail size form during purchase so that we can send the correct size of top hooks. This is a critical step as HayPal will ship hooks to fit your fence style.
HAY NETS: Please note that if you plan to use your own hay nets, they must be minimum 1” hole-size to fit around the feeder. If your horses are new to hay nets, please use minimum 1.5” nets to start. Learn more about our hay nets.
Portable Fence Feeder:
- with 48” x 1.5” hole-size hay net: $219.95
- with 48” x 1” hole-size hay net: $234.95
- with 60” x 1.5” hole-size hay net: $234.95
- with 60” x 1” hole-size hay net: $249.95
- unit only, without hay net: $189.95
Pop the Portable Fence Feeder onto your fence. Secure the mounting hooks to the bottom rail of the fence. Whenever you feed your horse (1, 2, 3 or more times per day), approach the feeder at a slow walk, push hay into the feeder, and continue on. That’s it. This is literally how you use the feeder.
Why use a portable feeder for your fence?
you travel to shows and can take the feeder with you to mount in portable stalls (horizontal rail stalls)
it’s easy to move to a drier spot when muddy conditions arrive
to give footing in one area a rest from daily use
to change paddocks without having to find a screw driver
The portable fence feeder is secured to the top and second rail of a wide variety of fences: lumber, metal panels and gates, or 3.5” round wood rails. Advise the size of your fence during the checkout process.
We recommend using the larger All Day Net (3-6 flakes) where possible as it does a better job of keeping hay inside the hay net. If your fence is shorter, the Single Feed Net (2-4 flakes) will work. Please note that if you use your own hay net, they must be minimum 1” hole-size to fit around the feeder, and at least 76” perimeter.
FENCE RAIL CHECK: Please fill out the required fence rail size form during purchase so that we can send the correct size of top hooks. This is a critical step as HayPal will ship hooks to fit your fence style.
HAY NETS: Please note that if you plan to use your own hay nets, they must be minimum 1” hole-size to fit around the feeder. If your horses are new to hay nets, please use minimum 1.5” nets to start. Learn more about our hay nets.
Portable Fence Feeder:
- with 48” x 1.5” hole-size hay net: $219.95
- with 48” x 1” hole-size hay net: $234.95
- with 60” x 1.5” hole-size hay net: $234.95
- with 60” x 1” hole-size hay net: $249.95
- unit only, without hay net: $189.95
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