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Hay Feeders (hard-sided)
 SLOW GRAZER slow hay feeder is perfect for stall, paddock or pasture use.Our unique lid makes it undefeatable by even the most adventurous horse! DIY kit availble now!! www.slowgrazer.com |  Slow Feed Hay Basket |
 Angel eating out of the Grazing Feeder. The only time she allows other horses to eat with her is with the Grazing Feeder. Read more about this feeder: JediHorsemanship Grazing Feeder Available at: http://jedihorsemanship.com/store/grazing-feeder-4x4 |  |
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 Gydjulind's pallet box hay feeder |  Patti's slow hay feeder box, click on the picture to see more! |
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 Stonehedge's outside feeder. Click pic for more photos. |  Corner design. If used by a horse that might paw, substitute heavy-duty metal grid for the web mesh. |
 Tommi's hay grid |  Tommi's hay feeder |
 Cinderella & Sophie's Hay Feeder. | Cinderella |
| |  Barbara's older Slow Hay Feeder design |
 Barbara's Hay Feeder |  Barbara's Hay Feeder |
 Stonehedge's run-in shelter feeder |  |
 Jack's hay feeder | |
| |  Sarah's feeder in BC. Uses two 48" panels of an exercise pen in V-formation. Plywood and scrap used for other materials. Holds about 40lbs of hay. |
| Estremel's metal grid slow feeder with divider for Sunny and Chavez |  This is Sarah's new feeder in BC (see above for version 1.0). The frame is a Behlen hay rack clamped between two posts driven 24" down. The sides are lined with ex-pen panels, and the top is made of ex pen panels. We now have two like this. |
 Chance on Thunder Mountain now prefers hockey nets. |  Liquid shipping container on Thunder Mountain |
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 |  Arrow and Inka, testing their new feeder. Rebar is spaced 2" and inside has two slanting pieced of wood. I bungeed them so the wood will press against the rebar so the horses have a continues flow of hay. Both together eat one bale of hay a day, in the adjustment fase. I hope they slow down soon, they poop up a storm!!!! Greetings from Anchorage, Alaska. |
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| bumblesmama | Using metal? | 1 | Aug 31 2010, 9:21 AM EDT by SpottedTApps | ||
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Thread started: Aug 28 2010, 10:43 PM EDT
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I was wondering the same thing that the OP asked. Any issues with getting cuts on metal, freezing? Also wondering about hay getting wet during rain in these feeders; how is that managed? My girls are out 24/7 and I do not have a barn; so outdoor options that protect feeding from getting too wet is good.
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| pphdonks | Question about using metal for the slow feeding | 8 | Jan 25 2010, 7:04 AM EST by pphdonks | ||
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Thread started: Jan 12 2010, 10:07 AM EST
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I have been using the small mesh hay bags from Smith Brothers for a couple of years now. Love them....but with 20 donkeys to feed they can be extremely time consuming. I really like these ideas but am curious what issues you have with getting cuts on lips or "freezing" lips to metal, etc. Thanks!
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| tangledmanes | Arrow and Inka | 1 | Dec 4 2009, 12:10 PM EST by Walowa | ||
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Are two of the most beautiful horses I have ever seen! I hope they enjoy their feeder. Is the rebar 2" apart from center to center, or are the openings 2"? It looks very sturdy and so nicely color coordinated with their shelter ;-) If you have more pictures of it we can make another subpage to show them all. In the meantime I put a link to the full-size versions of your pictures for folks to see by clicking on your pictures on this page.
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posted by Stonehedge Oct 17 2009, 5:11 PM EDT
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