TEKE General Feeder Length Holes Review

I have two slow hoop feeders. My mare likes to use it as a scratching post. So far, so good! I had my first replacement a good 6 months ago. They are easy to connect.

We bought 5 of these to use for winter feeding and so far they have impressed me. I love Haychix chains but having as many as we need just can't justify the cost. I believe if we get a winter of these they will be more than worth it.

Good quality, spring loaded rope of the right gauge. We hang them on the fence to feed them, rotate six of them between two horses and they last maybe 9 months before the ropes start to break. They prevent horses from swallowing hay too quickly.

I have been using these bags for a few months now and they are in as good condition as the day I received them. I love that the lace is nice and thick and the knot at the end makes it easy to use a slipknot for hanging. I can easily fit about 1/3 of a bale in a bag. I will definitely buy more in the future.

Hay feeder allows the horse to get a small amount of hay at a time. which is helpful. The feed hole expands significantly to accommodate quite a bit of hay. The only downside is that there is no clear way to hang it. No clips or anything to attach, so I basically wrap it around a post in the barn and tie it in a knot. He fell several times while collecting dust in the hay.

Super Heavy Duty Hay Net Exactly the same as the Shires brand a few bucks cheaper. This could only be improved by adding a contrasting color spike which I think makes it easier to boot. I bought five different hay bags to try before deciding which ones to buy in bulk for the barn and this was my second favorite. I almost bought it and replaced the tip because it's so well made, but in the end I chose the Weaver purely for that feature. For reference, if this isn't a problem for you, then take…