T TEKE Classic Slow hay Feeder hay nets, 40 Length with 2 Holes, Horse Supplies hay Bags for Horses, Goat Feed

We bought 5 of these to use for winter feeding and so far they have impressed me. I love the Haychix nets but for as many as we needed just couldnt justify the cost. I figure if we get one winter out of these they will be more than worth it.

Like the cost, a little more expensive than the cheapest ones but they are Not built cheaply! My horses buck and run around when they see these hay feeders, if I carry hay ,just watch lol. Last for a long time well worth the cost get at least 2 per horse to trade them out

This is by far the best hat net I’ve ever had. It’s super strong, the rope is strong, the holes are perfect size!!! Thank you T Teke!!!!

As mentioned, the holes are the perfect size for slow feeding, and I love that, however; there is no easy way to get a flake of hay into these bags. Think of the age-old adage, you cant fit a square peg into a round hole! It really takes two people to fill it. One to try and hold it open wide enough while another tries to put the flake in.

They get the job done and very durable I’ve had them for a couple months now and they still look good. Wish I bought them sooner

Easy to use hay bag. Seems to be pretty durable and the colors are great!

I got this for our bored horse who was needing to be stalled. She would eat her hay from a regular hay bag so fast that she would be bored and get herself in trouble. This one will easily hold 2 flakes of hay and slowed her down considerably. Holds up well and the color is great. I’m sure I’ll be buying another one soon!

Good slow feed hay bag. Have had it about 6 weeks so far, with 2 minis and 1 regular size horse. Less frustrating for horses than the 1 inch slow feed nets, but still slows them down and reduces waste. Smaller size than my other nets, so I just use this as an extra.

I have purchased the name brand hay bags and the quality was no where near as nice as these. I will definitely be purchasing more.

Application: I have 10 pygmy goats and wanted to find an easy way for them get the Hay they need without having too much intervention. I initially built a feeding stand out of hog paneling that held the hay for them but they were going through it so fast and I had to keep filling it everyday as they would waste a ton on the ground. Pros: - dummy proof, drop the bale of hay into feeder, then cut the bale stringers -sturdy so far Cons: - none so far (2 months of use) other than requiring the upper body strength to hang the feeder Conclusion: My goats used to go through a small bale of hay in 10 days or so. Now it lasts 2-3 weeks without as much loss. I dont have to put out the hay on a daily basis saving me time.