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My mare is in a dry lot and I swear I collect these bags like Pokemon. I have so many of them. They're good and durable. If she chews a hole in a spot, they're easy to just retie the strands to themselves or use baling twine to patch it.These are so popular at my co-op barn that a lot of boarders use both this purple color and this brand of net. Highly recommend getting or making name tags to prevent confusion on whose bags they are!

I've ordered other nets (for like 2/3x the price of these) and they're either bulky or flimsy, or a boring color. These are very nice nets! I was expecting them to be a littleee wider in dimension. But, they hold a good amount of hay. And they seem to be holding up well with my horses that like to rough house their hay nets. Will be buying again.

I was about to order a couple of haychix nets on clearance but thought "might as well check Amazon first..." Found these nets with great reviews at a MUCH more affordable price so I figured we'd give them a shot! They are awesome! I'll update this if they end up falling apart but after a week of use they seem extremely durable and just the right amount of stretch. Our girls were wasting so much hay with the Weaver hay bags (what you see on the ground in the picture is from before switching) but these definitely cut down on that. They can't pull out huge mouthfuls at a time so they drop less of it. Not to mention it slows them down as advertised and reduces their boredom so they have less time and motive to get into trouble.

I use this to feed my two standard donkeys. It holds plenty of hay and the small mesh keeps them occupied longer and with less waste than other hay nets I have used. It is well made and sturdy, and outlasts other nets. I bought a second net so I can rotate them. Swapping a full net for the empty one makes feeding quick and easy. It's shape and stiffness make it easier to fill than most nets, but I still like to use a 30 gallon can to stretch the opening while I stuff the hay in.

I already owned a fancy expensive hay bag and one cheap hay net before purchasing this net. Not as easy to load as bag, though I can't imagine any net that would be. This net was about $6-7 more than the cheap net I recently purchased. The mild winters recently have really lengthened mud season year and although I like to feed hay outside in my paddock, I hate to see it wasted in mud or trampled in moist ground. The net is a decent enough size so I can fill it with at least 10 pounds of hay. The string that is used to hang the net is a decent thickness. I'd love the rest of the net to be that thick, though it is ok. The openings are too small for my 15.2 h horse to get his hooves into if it's slipped low enough for him to paw at. I never felt as if nylon nets were very secure when using …

I really like the small hole size. My horses eat too fast with the slightly bigger hay nets I've found at the feed store. The net is heavy duty and is showing no signs of wear after several weeks use. The quality is excellent. I wanted my horses to eat in a head down position, so I put a large eye bolt in the bottom edge of their feeders, then I attach the hay net to the eye bolt with two heavy duty carabiners that are hooked on the tie cord. I use two carabiners hooked in opposite directions because the horses have figured out how to unhook the net when only one carabiner is attached. It keeps the hay net in their feeders, and they get to eat in a natural position. If they do somehow get the nets unhooked, there is no way for them to get caught in the net itself, and if you tie the cord …

I was recently told that my 2 horses should have access to hay 24 hours -- never knew that after all these years! But how do I assure they have hay through the night? I gave them 2-3 flakes late in the evening but so much was wasted. They scatter it around, urinate or poop on it and more than half of it was trashed. The hay nets were recommended to me and they are the greatest! I purchased two, then bought two more. No more worrying they'll run out during the day while I'm at work -- or overnight! They eat the small amount of hay that drops from the bag -- and they enjoy pulling the hay from the nets. It gives them something to do, less time standing around looking bored because they are in a dry lot. I love these bags -- very inexpensive -- very, very durable, easy to use -- couldn't be …

We used a regular size hole net for years. Much of the hay went on the ground when horses ate and the wind blew the hay all over the place. Heard about the 'hay saver net' and gave it a try.Ordered 2 of them but have only used one so far. They come in different colors. The one we picked by default was on back order. Changed the colors and it was shipped right away and arrived a week later.It took horses a while to figure out how to get the hay and they are now busy much longer to get the hey. No spill on the ground anymore, Hay will last much longer now.This net holds slightly less, is smaller than the regular hole size net we used. But that is not an issue as they are now eating all the hay they get.The net will probably last for many years of use.