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  Have been using roundbales for years. Have a tubular metal hayring, leave 
the string on, till done, they start at the ends and eat.I pick up string 
when done.Wa--la. Mimimal work.
 Now my Alabama farmer decides to get into the technology era and gets 
netting  for his bales. MMMmmm, now what ? If I cut the netting off, it will 
cascade all over and thru the ring. I thought about leaving it on initially, 
them maybe cutting it off halfway thru?
  Or peel it partway back and let them eat into the ends like they usually 
do?---
  I look at the mesh and it is very close and fine. sort of like dental 
floss. Hhmmm , could they get this caught in their teeth? Not that they have 
ever eaten haystring either. Help me think of potential disasters here to 
advoid.....
   No, I dont' want to take it off and dole out  sections daily, that is 
like major work--did I mentions I tend to have grass allergies....and when 
it gets wet, I'd be trudging thru the mud....
   And I thought of 'retying the bale' with rope or something...another 
unpleaseantly worked thought....

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