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HAYmer feeder, Horse Hay feeder, slow hay net feeder

With winter very close we are all starting to think about bringing our horses in and feeding them the very expensive hay we have purchased. Feeding choices are limited - do we stick with the traditional hay net or hay rack? Lots of waste and a really bad way of feeding hay, putting pressure on the back and neck with every bite. Feed from the floor? A great imitation of natural feeding but lots of waste, with many horses using the hay as bedding. Buy an expensive hay feeder? Well, there are a few on the market; the corner hay feeder which unfortunately still results in lots of mess; the popular modular hay feeder - great idea but has to be assembled like an ikea table (no fun!!) and rather expensive. Also, what about the plastic? All the hayfeeders on the market are made by creating new plastic. We have countless tons of plastic washing around our planet - we don't need any more. So what is the answer? You need something mobile, easy to fill, that significantly reduces hay wastage, encourages natural feeding patterns and won't cost you the earth - you need the HAYmer, a revolutionary new hay feeder which answers all your hay feeding needs. We have used these hay feeders with our horses for a few years now and we would never go back to any other feeding method. The HAYmer hay feeder is robust, made of human-grade plastic barrels (previously used for packing olives), easily moved into position, all tethered parts are stainless steel riveted for long lfe. The HAYmer feeder has been extensively tested by our herd of brutes who, despite many attempts, have never managed to break one. And don't forget, the HAYmer hay feeder is just as useful for feeding hay in the field, just clip the lanyard to a solid post; we've been feeding hay in the feild like this for years. Dont miss out on this HAYmer feeder from visit my website www.StableSaples.co.uk   / stable-staples-1768092073519677   Watch my other videos on filling the HAYmer feeder, horse eating from a full HAYmer feeder and horse eating from a nearly empty HAYmer feeder