RBFH Galvanized Skirted Horse Round Bale Livestock Feeder

"RBFH"- Galvanized Skirted Horse Round Bale Livestock Feeder

Red River Arena's galvanized 16 gauge Skirted horse round bale feeder will hold round bales up to a 5'x6' round. Open top to prevent main rubbing.

R1 Galvanized Skirted Round Bale Livestock Feeder

"R1"- Galvanized Skirted Round Bale Livestock Feeder

Red River Arena's galvanized 16 gauge Skirted round bale feeder will hold round bales up to a 5'x6' round. It is designed to hold the hay in at the bottom.

R2 Economy Straight Braced Round Bale Livestock Feeder

"R2"- Economy Straight Braced Round Bale Livestock Feeder

Red River Arena's galvanized economy round bale feeder will hold round bales up to a 5'x6' round. It is and economical round bale feeder that doesn't have a skirt. This feeder is good for holding a round bale of hay together and letting all livestock eat without having to eat over a skirt.

4x4 Skirted Round Bale Livestock Round Bale Feeder

"R3"- 4x4 Economy Skirted Round Bale Round Bale Feeder

Red River Arena's galvanized 4x4 Skirted Round Bale round bale feeder will hold round bales up to a 5'x6' round. It is designed to hold the hay in and allow air into the bottom of the bale and drain water out. Hay will stay fresher and have less mess than feeders without a skirted bottom.

Heavy Duty "Hay Saver" round bale feeder

"R6"- Heavy Duty "Hay Saver" round bale feeder

This is the only feeder that you will ever need.  All galvanized construction to last through the elements and nature. The chains in this round bale feeder keep the bale of hay suspended off of the ground.  Cattle eat from the bottom of the bale up which eliminates the grabbing and pulling of the hay from the top and scattering along the outside of the hay feeder.
The pictures of these feeders were made in our owners feedlot. After the lease cattle are returned and are retired to become "cows", there would be approximately 50 head in a pasture on 3 of these feeders. He would feed a round bale every other day in these feeders and you can tell from the ground around the feeders, there wasn't any waste.