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Haysaver Selection Chart

Finding the right fit depends on your livestock size, hay type, and the scale of your operation.

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Cattle Haysavers

Livestock and Hay Size/Type | Hayfeeder Recommended

Dry hay (5′ round bales) – 8′ Standard Haysaver

High moisture hay (5′ round bales) – 8′ 1/2 Bar Haysaver

Both dry hay/high moisture combo (5′ round bales) – 8′ Removable Bars Haysaver

6′ Round bales – 8′ Big Bale Haysaver

6′ Round & big square bales (dry or high moisture) – Super Haysavers

Concrete pad – 8′ No Floor No Skids

Muddy feedlot – 8′ Rubber Tire Base or 8′ Rubber Tire Floor Haysaver

Long-horned cattle/bison – Custom Haysaver & Tombstone Feeder

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Small Livestock Haysavers

Livestock and Hay Size/Type | Hayfeeder Recommended

Mixed-size herds, cow/calf pairs, young heifers/steers. etc. (5′ round bales) – 8′ Low Profile Haysaver

Small cattle, Dexters, Highlands, etc. (4′ round bales) – All 7′ Series Haysavers

Smaller livestock, calves, sheep, goats, etc. (4′ round bales) – 5 1/2′ Calf and Sheep Haysaver

Small livestock, goats (5′ round bales) – 6′ Goat Feeder

Small livestock; goats/sheep (small square bales) – 4′ Mini Haysaver

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Horse Haysavers

Livestock and Hay Size/Type | Hayfeeder Recommended

Horses, medium/large breeds (5′ round bales) – 8′ Horse Haysaver or 8′ Rubber Tire Floor Haysaver

Miniature horses (4′ round bales) –  7′ Horse Haysaver

Horses – high feeding capacity (6′ round & big square bales) –  Super Horse Haysaver

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