2 Pieces Heavy Duty Stock Tank Slow Feed Hay Net 1-4/7'' Holes Hay Feeder with Buckle Adjustable Large Hay Bags for Horses Goats (Stock Tank Not Included, Please Check The Size Before Order)

As the seller notes this doesn’t work for smaller tubs a 150 gallon would be the optimal size

I've had for over 5 months now and no holes yet. Not 5 stars as the clasps that come with it are cheap and break easily. Mine all broke eventually. I use with 100 gallon stock tank so a little hangs over the edge, maybe a foot or so all the way around but it's tight to the tank with the elastic cord. My horse was able to eventually rip it off the tank (assuming as clips broke) so I've rigged it up to have the netting go through tubing to act as a lid for the tank. This does slow down the feeding but does not make it impossible.

I Searched Bucket For Animal Feed And This Came Up, But When I Received It Was Just The Net On The Bucket

This slow feeding net is lasting. Works great. The clips are breaking but still worth it and those can be replaced.

How do you attach the buckles? I'm curious as to how you keep refilling it taking the whole thing off seems too hard and annoying every time I'd like to see others setups..

Prevent hay waste

I am using these to fix a hay feeder I bought. Originally it came with wire mesh but has broken and been fixed twice since I bought it. I decided to do a softer net because I think it’s safer for the horses teeth anyway. The large size worked well for my unique application. I liked that it has smaller holes and can stretch to the length I need. To attach, I used screws that have locking pieces for the net. So far it’s holding up just fine for my goats and horses. I have it secured tight so I don’t need to worry about the goats getting tangled. The net is soft, black and seems to be thicker than some other hay nets I have used.

Fit over a long shallow trough. My horses have not been able to take it off and toss hay all over like with every other method I have tried. Seems to be very durable