Since not every operation runs full-size cattle, we also build specialized feeders perfectly configured for smaller livestock. Whether you are raising calves, managing a mixed-size herd or keeping goats and sheep, we have feeders designed to feed livestock of any size safely and efficiently.
Feeds Smaller Cattle and Mixed-Size Herds
$1,325-$1,565


Description:
The 7 ft Series Haysavers are tailored for smaller/younger livestock and mixed-size herds. This compact hay feeder is one foot smaller in diameter than our standard cattle feeders. The hay basket is positioned closer to the animals, ensuring everyone in the herd has easy access to feed while keeping hay waste nearly zero.
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Feeds Smaller Livestock
$1,765-$1,930
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Our 7 ft Rubber Tire Base Haysaver is designed specifically for smaller breeds or younger livestock, 300-800 lb. Mounted on a custom cut mining tire, it provides a durable, practically indestructible base. We custom cut every mining tire for a precise sidewall circumference to create a smooth and wire-free edge to safely feed your livestock.
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Feeds Smaller Livestock
$1,565-$1,720


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Feeds Smaller Livestock
$1,435-$1,610




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Our Calf Haysaver is the ultimate way to feed weaned calves up to 500 lbs. Sheep and other small livestock also thrive around this versatile hay feeder, keeping your feeding operation running at its peak.
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Feeds Smaller Livestock
$675



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This Mini Haysaver brings you the same legendary design as our larger models. Designed for family homesteads, you don’t need a tractor to move this one, or even fill it. Perfect for goats, sheep and other small livestock, its compact size can fit easily into any operation – because your good hay should not be bedding.
Feeds Smaller Livestock
$950
Description:
The 6 ft Goat/Sheep Feeder is built with schedule 40 pipe making it very heavy duty. It is designed to keep livestock out and your hay in. The goats and sheep can eat underneath it and all around it but can’t get into it.