Enhance Feeding Efficiency with Derby Originals 2” Supreme Nylon Web 🐎 Front Slow Feeder Hay Bag – Now with Exclusive Super Tough Bottom Review

I was hoping the nylon would last longer and my horse wouldn't chew on the "net" (I saw him chew on the twine and was afraid he would do the same to him). bags like that), but it only took 3 days for my horse to rip open the stitching and make a hole big enough to fit the whole muzzle. Keep it off the ground. I tried different things to put it back together but it didn't work. I wish someone would do something similar with a solid hole for a horse to get hay out of. I've considered buying…

I love these bags and hate these bags. I love feeding my herd of 5 with nets. Hay stays clean, everyone gets a sack that is easy to fill and transport. But I've had the third batch in 2 years and they aren't cheap. The Velcro stopped working almost immediately due to hay particles. A latch or quick release latch would be great so they don't just stick their head in the top. I had two bags where the bottom fell out, the seams came undone after about 6 months. Great design, but with weaknesses. I

I bought this hay sack in late January 2018. It is very easy to fill and easily holds 2 large thick hay flakes. It's also easy to hang and secure in any way with D-rings and latches. At this point there is a big hole in the back of the bag and I need to replace it (now late April 2018). In defense of the sack I have a big strong draft horse that is very aggressive when eating and he really hits this sack trying to get the hay out. It can dump 2 flakes in about an hour. The inner lining of the…

I bought this to use on my donkey and my draft mare who was gnawing holes in my cheaper slow feed bags with thinner nylon webbing. The wider striped nylon on this bag held it up well, but the rest of the bag just fell apart. I hang my bag on the wall of the counter so it's pressed against regular plywood with no special things to catch and tear the bag, but still cracks and holes are slowly and surely forming on the back of this hay net because of the plastic lining inside is cracked, I suspect