Our hay nets do not shrink (unlike cotton nets) when used for soaking. Knotted:. The knotted nets are not a problem at all to use with soaking hay as with a quick shake, most of the water comes off. This netting is actually made for an ocean environm
Our Extra Small Hay Nets are fantastic for stables, yards and floats. A perfect mini or snack-sized net capable of taking 1 biscuit of hay. Our Small Hay Nets are fantastic for stables, yards and floats. They are versatile and strong and are capabl
A common question is which netting material should I choose for my Hay nets? Knotted or Knotless? A simple explanation regarding these two types would be:. If comparing PLY’s across Hay Net suppliers, caution must be exercised. The reason being is th
When choosing whether to purchase Knotted or Knotless it really comes down to personal preference. The knotted we have had for the last 10 years and have served our customers well with many people getting 4 to 6 years from them (repairs needed by th
When choosing whether to purchase Knotted or Knotless it really comes down to personal preference. The knotted we have had for the last 10 years and have served our customers well with many people getting 4 to 6 years from them (repairs needed by th
When deciding on what sized hole will suit your horse, pony or livestock there are many factors to take into consideration. New to our range is the 2cm / ¾” sized holes in Extra Small, Small and now Medium. Large and 4x4 round bale in knotless nettin
Below are just a few suggestions for keeping your round bale dry with rain forecast. Hay Huts work great with GutzBusta® Slow Feed Hay Nets for both weather protection and keeping hooves away from nets. GutzBusta Round Bale in Shelter with gates as b
GutzBusta® Hay Nets are made from tough and durable 60ply polyethylene netting which has been UV treated and the knots have also been heat treated so they are truly strong and durable. In this 60ply material in the smaller sized hay nets we are gett
Yes, using our hay net will significantly reduce the rate at which your horses and livestock go through a round bale of hay. There is no hard and fast rule for how slowly or quickly your horse or livestock will go through a bale. It depends on many
Firstly, NEVER introduce your GutzBusta® to a hungry horse without having some loose hay around first then allow your horse to wander over and check out his new hay net. This will put him in a more exploratory mood instead of a ravenous / destructiv
This isn't an easy question to answer simply because it comes down to so many individual factors. If your hay is very palatable, high in sugar, and your horse is an enthusiastic eater etc, then it will eat the hay faster. If it is cold, then horses
Yes, your GutzBusta® hay net can be used with shod horses as long as precautions are taken to keep the feet away from the hay net. Just like you would do with any hay net from any supplier, you need to tie the hay net up higher (small, medium and la
The whole idea of GutzBusta® Slow Feed hay nets is to do just that.... slow down your horses rate of consumption. We all know what happens when we throw a biscuit of hay out on the ground - it is gobbled up within half and hour and that's it. If yo
No, of course they aren't. If 500kg+ wants to kill something then it will do so. We do however have an exceptional database with many, many repeat customers and happy people that LOVE their GutzBusta's! Do hay nets work for ALL horses. No, they d
Originally we started using 36ply netting with both our 3cm and 4cm hay nets. This ply served us well, and I am still using a few nets in this ply to this day. Around 2014, we upgraded to 48ply in both 3cm and 4cm nets as this ply was a bit stronger
The knotted nets have also been heat strengthened. This netting will not absorb water, therefore the properties of the netting are not changed during inclement weather or if used to soak hay. It, therefore, doesn't get heavy when soaked, as some ha
Large. These nets can accommodate between 11 to 25 kilograms of hay. When filling them manually from a round bale or loose hay, it is possible to add approximately 11 kilograms or more. In the case of inserting a complete small bale, these nets can e