Small Round Bale Bag
The Small Round Bale Bag fits over bales that are 4'x4' - 5’x5’, or smaller. Make sure to measure your bales before choosing a size to ensure this is the correct bag for you.
Available in 1.0”, 1.5” and 2” netting sizes. If you are looking for a round bale bag in 0.5” netting please reach out to us with a custom request. All of our bags are made from heavy duty knotless netting that is extremely durable.
Take control of your round bales and save 94% of your hay out of every bale. Round bales should be kept under adequate cover to protect them from the elements and prevent mold issues.*see loading instructions below*
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The Small Round Bale Bag fits over bales that are 4'x4' - 5’x5’, or smaller. Make sure to measure your bales before choosing a size to ensure this is the correct bag for you.
Available in 1.0”, 1.5” and 2” netting sizes. If you are looking for a round bale bag in 0.5” netting please reach out to us with a custom request. All of our bags are made from heavy duty knotless netting that is extremely durable.
Take control of your round bales and save 94% of your hay out of every bale. Round bales should be kept under adequate cover to protect them from the elements and prevent mold issues.*see loading instructions below*
WE SHIP INTERNATIONALLY!
The Small Round Bale Bag fits over bales that are 4'x4' - 5’x5’, or smaller. Make sure to measure your bales before choosing a size to ensure this is the correct bag for you.
Available in 1.0”, 1.5” and 2” netting sizes. If you are looking for a round bale bag in 0.5” netting please reach out to us with a custom request. All of our bags are made from heavy duty knotless netting that is extremely durable.
Take control of your round bales and save 94% of your hay out of every bale. Round bales should be kept under adequate cover to protect them from the elements and prevent mold issues.*see loading instructions below*
WE SHIP INTERNATIONALLY!
★Caution★ When using Handy Hay Nets with shod horses, the bags need to be hung high or placed in a feeder or tub to prevent pawing. They should not be used with horned animals or haltered horses. Blanketed horses need to be supervised. Check out some video ideas for keeping animals safe.
Loading a Round Bale Net (4’x4’ to 7’x7’)
Set the bale on its side, where you want to feed it. We recommend putting a few pallets on the ground for the bale/bag to sit on.
Stretch out the net and the drawstring opening.
Throw the net up on top of the bale, and bring it down the sides.
Roll the bale to get the bag over the whole bale.
Then lift up the net in 1 area to cut the twine or mesh and remove it (this way the hay is ‘in’ the net when the bale expands).
Now pull the draw chord tight and tie it off. The excess cord needs to be stuck back into the net opening.