Never had a horse pull all the hay out yet. I
usually take 3/4 flake and break it up and push it down. Then I put a handfull
of grain or carrots on top as a treat. I found those feeders easier than hay
bags.
slightly OT, but since so many folks now are
hauling to endurance rides in slant load trailers and using those triangular
clip in feed bags, I have to ask......how the heck does the hay stay in those
clip-in feed bags that are only about a foot deep? I can imagine one of
my horses tossing all the hay out in the first 5 minutes....or do you
use them for wet mashed (horses glops and slobbers wet mash all over the
windows and side of trailer while traveling....
I just went from the relatively simple stock-side
trailer (just hang deep hay bag with hole) to the slant with drop down
windows. If I hang the hay bag in those, it blocks the ventilation of
the window, (which already seems to have less ventilation than the stock
sides).
Okay, so what the heck are those 3-way clip in
feeders for?
