Hay rings

[Anonymous]

I'm located in eastern Pa. We got rid of our rings and got what is called a haysaver, it's 8ft wide and 6ft high, you put the bale in the top and it is held in a series of pipes in the shape of a funnel around the outside are pipes on an angle so that they can swing their head out real easy ,there are 20 openings for them to get in. there is very little waste ,much less than with the rings, it is kind of expensive though ($750) it's made up very strong should last along time and should pay for it self with hay saved, I don't know if they would have them in your area ,we picked ours up in western Pa.



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[Anonymous]

> I'm located in eastern Pa. We got
> rid of our rings and got what is
> called a haysaver, it's 8ft wide
> and 6ft high, you put the bale in
> the top and it is held in a series
> of pipes in the shape of a funnel
> around the outside are pipes on an
> angle so that they can swing their
> head out real easy ,there are 20
> openings for them to get in. there
> is very little waste ,much less
> than with the rings, it is kind of
> expensive though ($750) it's made
> up very strong should last along
> time and should pay for it self
> with hay saved, I don't know if
> they would have them in your area
> ,we picked ours up in western Pa. I made a mistake on my first message , the cows can't swing their heads out real easy and they don't throw much hay on the ground If anyone would like to know more about it let me know I really like mine

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[Anonymous]

Shorty: Where did you get them and what are they called? Are they commercially made? Thanks.

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