hOLDS ONE ROUND Bale - SIZES FROM 4X4 TO 8X8
Available in Net Hole Size 1", 1.5", 2" & 2.75"
NOTE: 2.75" NETS NEED TO BE PLACED IN FEEDER FOR SAFETY
Make sure to measure the length and height of your bales, for a correct fit. All Nag Bags help prevent digestive issues, colic, cribbing, ulcers, stall vices, inhalant allergies & boredom.
- Eliminates hay waste, providing your horses with 24/7 forage
- No more head burying, eliminating inhalant allergies and eye issues
- Feeds more than one horse
- Saves hours on feeding
- Easy feeding for those cold winter months
- Can be used on the ground without a feeder, unless horses are shod
- Reduces wasted haymaking cleaning easier & quick for any farm, barn or boarding facility
- Horses are always performance or play read
- All horses need to start with loose hay in addition to the nets for the first few days, when introducing the slow feeding method.
- Measure your bales for correct fit
- We like to see all horses start with 1.5 or 2 inch netting on large rounds or squares, as this size allows your horses to graze easily from the net, for an average horse. See net feeding chart
- Nets can be left loose on the ground but only with unshod horses.
- Nets need to fit the rounds/ squares loosely - as too tight will cause damage
- We have many customers that do not use hay nets all summer. Please remember you must feed some loose hay for a period of time when you reintroduce the NAG Bag - when you see them leaving the loose hay you know it has been properly accepted, especially when starting in colder climates. This even needs to be carried out if your horse has had this system last year or last month.
- Remember that starving a horse out with only a flake of hay in the AM and PM is not going to help them lose weight! It only causes stress, ulcers and may cause other habits that form with this feeding practice. It’s the hay that needs to be corrected. Then it can be fed all day 24/7 and you will see many changes physically and emotionally! See our hay information page.
NOTE: If your horses have shoes, the Poly Ring would be optimal for you. We like to use no less than 6-7 panels to make a great large & safe feeder. See Poly Feeders sets in store
Measuring tips:
- Width x Length
- We do not recommend sizing by weight
All of our nets come with a piece of repair twine
(Just as a good sweater comes with a spare button!)
FAQ's
How is the round bale eaten down?
The round bale simply shrinks/collapses down with the hay and moulds into the shape of a large pillow. Before completely empty, shake out and replace with fresh round bale.
Will the round bale freeze to the ground?
In winter use you can either use straw/shavings and/or tarps. Also, make sure they are never empty as the hay helps insulate the nets.
Do I have to re-tighten the round bale bag?
No, you only tie the net up once but you should inspect your round bale bag frequently.
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Video
How to Place a Nag Bag Round Bale Net onto a Bale Using a Tractor & Spike:
