Our Extra Large GutzBusta Hay Nets are fantastic for stables, yards, and paddocks. A great day to 2+ day net (depending on hay used, and hole size). Opening on the long side they are very easy to load 2 full small bales of hay into.
This net size will also fit one 3-stringer bale, there will be a little excess netting, but this can easily have the slack taken up.
- Dimensions: 63″ x 59″(1.6m Wide x 1.5m High)
- Holds: 2 x full small bales of hay / 1 x 3 stringer square bale, (Including East and West Coast Bales) Over 68kgs / 150lbs of hay.
- Net Colour: Black
- Drawstring Colour: Yellow
Please Note: The appearance of our drawstrings is not consistent across all product photos, as the design has evolved multiple times over the past 15+ years due to ongoing product development and improvements; therefore, the drawstring colour may vary from images shown.
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What material are the Gutzbusta® Knotted Hay Nets made from?
Our entire range of knotted GutzBusta® Slow Feed Hay Nets are made from tough and durable, UV Stabilized, and heat-treated netting in 60ply polyethylene netting. This netting will not absorb water, therefore there is no change to the properties of the netting during inclement weather or if used to soak hay and the net itself does not take on the weight of the water.
Why use a GutzBusta®?
Our products are designed with large and strong drawstrings to secure the hay net around your round bale. It’s easier to put on compared to other hay nets available in the market. We’ve been making quality hay nets for over 8 years and we know how the netting behaves over time. This is why we developed a size and pattern that works to enable these nets to last longer.
A GutzBusta® Hay Net reduces hay wastage. In our situation, a 4×4 round bale of pasture hay can last 3 to 4 horses for 7 to 15 days with a 4cm / 1 3/4″ net, depending on how cold the weather is. This rate was for Winter, however, in Summer, we found that a 4×4 lasted these horses nearly 3 months due to being low sugar/palatability.
For more information and photos about our hay nets, please visit our FAQ & Help page.
