Are you looking for a round bale feeder that will save your hay without breaking the bank? The Big Bale Buddy keeps your hay clean and contained until your horses eat it. It catches all the high nutrition chaff and makes it available for your horses to eat. XLarge buddy fits bales up to 6 feet in diameter.
Why stand by and see your high quality (and expensive) hay used for bedding when there is an inexpensive, easy to use and safe alternative?
SUPER STRONG- LONG LASTING-UV PROTECTED
Developed to withstand the harsh northern Canadian weather. Does not freeze to the ground and stays flexible in extreme cold. Tough, durable, rot and stain resistant, 1500 denier, woven polypropylene with 2 years (1200 hours) of UV protection.
Special weave designed to allow water that gets inside the feeder to seep out while moisture hitting the outside of the Big Bale Buddy will be repelled, keeping your hay drier.
Removes the risk of leg and neck injuries that can be caused by metal and rigid feeders.
Quickly pays for itself in saved hay. The Big Bale Buddy ensures that almost all your hay gets eaten.
Saves you money every time you feed! Pays for itself in 6 to 12 uses and keeps on saving you money for years!
Feeding large bales without a feeder can waste up to 1/3 of the bale.
Lightweight, easy to use, easy to care for and affordable.
ONE YEAR FREE REPLACEMENT WARRANTY AGAINST TEARING AND MANUFACTURERS DEFECTS
A safe, affordable alternative to pen type feeders; ideal for feeding large round bales to horses, cattle, llamas. bison, deer and elk.
The Big Bale Buddy comes in 3 sizes: the Small fits Bales up to 4' 4" ,the Large fits bale up to 5' 2" and the Extra Large fits bales up to 6' in diameter.
** Bale sizes vary, To find the diameter of your bale measure across the flat end of the bale.
How to Use:
Stand the bale on a flat end and remove all strings and bindings from the Bale. Then hook the elastic opening over the top edge of the bale all the way around. Next, tug the bag down evenly all the way around the bale until it is completely covered. Then flip the bale over onto its other flat end and tug the elastic up over the edge all the way around so that is pulling in evenly toward the center of the bale. Your hay is now ready to feed. If your bale is loosely rolled and tends to fall apart when the strings are removed, the strings can be cut and taken off as you pull the Big Bale Buddy down.
If you are having trouble getting your Bale Buddy on some hay can be removed from the outside of the bale and stuffed into the top after the feeder is on the bale.