Where do you get your haylage nets from?

[Guinness]

Checked Robinsons, Derbyhouse and Ride Away and my local tack shops-looking for a LARGE net with SMALL holes (I mistakenly bought a small holed net which turned out to be a small net the other day-how annoying!)

 

[piebaldsparkle]

I get mine from that tack shop, can they not order some in for you.

http://www.tds-saddlers.com/ProductDetails.asp?PCLinkID=7912

 

[hotellie]

well i got a fab one from rideaway but that was about 4 years ago!

 

[kerilli]

i've got a couple to get rid of, don't use them at home and they're too big to go in the horsebox, so let me know if you're interested. they're big, nylon, used about 4 times, very small haylage holes.

 

[Foxford]

I just got some from equestrian clearance. They seem good quality.

 

[galaxy]

Derby house defo do them. I've bought some from there. They are the expensive ones though,. made out of fishermens trawler nets though. They're excellent though. even a greedy little pony can't chew through them!

 

[YorkshireLass]

http://www.britnett-carver.co.uk/thepaddock/prods/32.html

Worth every penny! I have a heavy horse who is a very good do-er. This slows him down and has had 3 years of abuse from a big strong hungry horse... its still fine!

Untill you get hold of what you want... double net your haylage (put one ent inside the other) this will slow your neddie down!

 

[Gorgeous George]

mine are shires ones from Ingatestone Saddlery, very small holes and they do them in small and large.

 

[Cuffey]

1V HORSE
Expensive but last for years
http://www.4horse.co.uk/subcat.php?subcatid=5o4bb7uu

 

[ru-fi-do]

I also use the shires ones pay about £3.95 and they are very strong.

 

[appyjude]

Shires 1024 hay/haylage nets - 3 for £10 on ebay. They are super and really strong.

 

[ru-fi-do]

The ones I get haven't got the metal rings and have smaller holes, they must do two sorts

 

[Gorgeous George]

my shires ones have the metal ring at the bottom and they're really strong.

 

[fairhill]

Shires make two different types - the huge ones with 2 colours (black/red, black/blue) with metal rings at the botttom, which are strong, and the smaller ones with one colour, and no ring at the bottom, which aren't as strong (sold at robinsons)

The IV horse haylage ones are a decent size, but I have to fill 2 to make sure my horse has enough hay overnight. They are not indestructible, but very strong compared to the cheaper nets.

I've bought them all from Frogpool manor (google them) as Chloe is a nightmare with haylage nets and can destroy them overnight if she's hungry enough!

Yes, fairhill is a haylage net nerd.

 

[Heidi1]

Have to say Shires, they are really good and strong and reasonably priced.......

 

[jnb]

Shires ones with the metal rings, all my yard have haynet-envy!

 

[Chumsmum]

I recommend the Shires red/black ones - still going strong after a couple of years including being soaked everyday when used with hay

 

[vicm2509]

I got mine from ebay, they are the big shires ones (fit about 1/3 bale hay in) with the tiny holes. Had them 6months so far and they are going strong. My local tack shop sell them aswell, but fussy me had to have the Baby Blue ones

 

[jesterfaerie]

This will be no help but I get mine from my local horsemarket.

 

[Magicmillbrook]

I habe some of the derby house miser nets - they are huge, you can get about 1/3 bale of hay in them so ideal for overnight, but they have tiny hole. I have had mine for two years and still going strong.