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Barrel Slow Feeder by Lorraine and Michael
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Health EZ Hay Feeder!
A safe alternative to hay nets and hay bags!
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 N.A.G. Bag
Look at us enjoying our Nag Bag!
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Saves Time , Hay and Money
Cuts your feeding time by at least 1/2! Spend more time riding and less time feeding. Spring clean up will be a breeze in your pens. No more scraping up wasted, ruined hay. These are superior nets that are made from netting that is NOT made in China. Veterinarians, health professionals, equine colleges and equestrian facilities are all touting the benefits of N.A.G. Bags. Go to www.slowhayfeeder.com to learn more about the benefits of slow feeding.
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 Slow Grazer
Slow Grazer Slow hay feeder
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 Ali munching from her Slow Grazer Hay Feeder
Update to the Slow Grazer - new lids available allow the small feeder to hold up to 100 pounds, and the large feeder up to 200 pounds!
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Scattering feed
When the situation is right I'll load a bale front and back of the quad and drop flakes of hay well apart. This causes the horses to move, firstly as they squabble, then as they have to search for more. There are trees and bushes so they do a good deal of looking. Some is dropped on the far side of a small hill. They know I leave some there and they often race up a course sand path to get to it. What is interesting is they will leave a number of piles to race up the hill to the far piles, then later return to the others.
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Size of slow feeder/bottom
Patti, can you tell me the dimensions of your second feeder? (It's probably there, and I can't find it!)
Also, I notice the second version doesn't have a mesh bottom. I wet my hay, so I have to have a way for it to drain. Did you have a problem with the mesh?
(I hope this ends up in the right forum. I'm new to this site and having some trouble navigating!)
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Feb 27 2010, 10:23 PM EST by
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Patti's second slow feeder
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Patti's second slow feeder
I started with treated 2x4 to go under the feeder floor. The floor Three sides Three sides from the front Almost DONE Close up of the box almost done Done with hay
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 I started with treated 2x4 to go under the feeder floor.
Box #2. Started with treated 2x4s that will be on hte ground
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NibbleNets at Tangledmanes
NibbleNet - Extra-Slow Feeder Prototype with 1.25-Inch Openings Hay, Challenge Me! Update, Oct 13: Deb at NibbleNet is making a couple of modifications to better customize my Picnics to hang from tree branches. NibbleNet
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Challenge Feeders
Some of our horses have figured out how to outwit their slow feeders, and are once again eating their hay more quickly than is good for them. To these horses, we dedicate the "Challenge Feeders" designs. The designs on this page are NOT RECOM
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 My Barn My Rules
We finally have our OWN barn and can use a slow box feeder
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 Patti with the slow box feeder
It is FINALLY DONE!
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 Inside prototype box without fake hay
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 Bottom of prototype
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 Side view or prototype
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 Prototype of a slow feeder
Built my slow feeder box first out of paper plates, chop sticks and cardboard
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