👜 Durable Tough 1 Nylon Hay Tote Bag in Stylish Prints - Convenient and Reliable! Review

It looked good, felt good and our 2 goats destroyed it in less than a week. We're rethinking the feed bag and maybe making a pallet feeder or paddling pool.

I love these goat pencils. The only thing is that sometimes they like to jump up and try to get hay out of the hole at the top. I usually thread the clip through the ring and hang it that way. (so a bit closed at the top)

Bag is cute but started falling apart after a week and a half (received 21st November, photo dated 29th November) Yes, my horse is quite a rough eater but I can follow sympathize with the price purpose he should keep better. One star just because it's cute

So far so good. 😊 I like it. So far, goats have had no problem with it. Definitely reduces hay loss. I just collect what little they leave behind and stuff it back in my bag. 🐐 🐐 I really like the pattern on the purple bag. Holds up great so far. Two weeks in

This is my second Tough 1 hay bag, the first is over 2 years old and still in use. It's really well made and I love the print on it. Pygmy goats love to eat grass hay from it, and it really helps reduce waste. I keep a large container underneath to catch what isn't eaten. I pick it up and put it back in the haysack.

I would like to give 10 million negative stars. 5 days ago I went into the barn and found that one of my sheep had a neck wound so severe that she either hung herself or broke her neck trying to escape in vain. I still can't talk about it and I have memories of how I found it, but I thought posting this message might save someone else's life. I had to cut it open to remove it from her lifeless body. I have lovesickness.

It doesn't look like a heavy duty material or fastener but I only use it for attaching/detaching. Getting hay out of my horse is easy enough, luckily it's not difficult. I lay 1 flake from a 3 strand bale and they are easy to load. 2 flakes can be a bit tricky as they are small. It's not very big either, so the scales pop out at the top of the pack. To make peeling easier for her. I really like the pressure. Serves my purpose well, just hope it lasts a season or two.

I have used these to take to fairs and use in some outdoor kiosks and they are very strong and sturdy! We have horses and dairy goats. The goats are very tough on these hay sacks, constantly climbing on them, playing with them and turning them over for fun. for almost 3 months. It's better than any other I've had! And I love that they do NOT have the plastic mesh on the sides like some other brands (which my pets tore up). This is a durable, durable fabric! I love her!

Overall I am very happy with this bag. I like the mesh floor as it allows the hay to breathe and you can tell if there are rocks or something in it and the sand can slide out instead of getting in. Horse feeding hole is good. Top opening is good. It would be a bit tight for two flakes, but a flake of alfalfa just barely fit in. My complaint is about the clip that attaches to the loop on the top front of the bag. It is very difficult to slide it all the way back to put it on the metal loop. So…