Looking for a Hay Feeder that contains and protects from the elements? Stretch your investment in hay by keeping it contained and dry, with a Cashmans All Weather Hay Feeder. Our heavy-duty feeder accommodates up to 8 horses at once with round or square hay bales.
All Weather Hay Feeder
- Great for protecting hay from the rain, snow, wind as well as the sun
- Horses can feed from 4 sides
- Larger feed openings can accommodate square bales when needed
- Made of thick heavy plastic
- Horse safe round edges
- Light color reflects sunlight, extra heat
- 5 Piece Unit: Nests inside each other, 4 identical sides + a 1-piece roof
- Great ROI…can pay for itself in 6 months
- Base is 6′ x 6′
- Easy to assemble
- Easy to stake to the ground if needed
- Available for shipping…
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- Stop losing hay to wind and rain – protect your horse’s food source! Order Today!
Terry Kraus –
Purchased two of these from Tony over the phone and had them shipped. They arrived in great condition. Very easy to assemble.
Feeding 4 horses out of these in two different pastures. The amount of hay that is not wasted by these creatures pawing at the rolls then stomping all over it and treating it like a liter box, will pay for these huts in approx 6 months.
Thank you!!!
Ann McDonald, Girard, PA –
I bought three of these last November and was astounded at the amount of hay rolls I DID NOT have to use last year….and we had a record cold and snowy winter of 200 plus inches of snow! Nearly no waste at all. These huts paid for themselves the very first year I used them. I am going to get two more to add in this year. I have two large herds and I will say that four at a feeder is the ideal number of horses, but if you have larger buddy groups or mares that get along, maybe you will get luckier than I. The bosses tend to control the space and the old guys need a feeder away from the larger groups to give me the peace of mind they are getting to the feeder enough to stay warm. Wish they had a little more rigid frame with handle to use the tractor to flip them over instead of having to do it by hand. I am a woman of 61 and I have to do this alone, but it can be done. Two people make quick work of the job.