Medium Knotless (1/2 bale) 3cm 4cm Haynet $50

Medium: 

• Dimensions: 0.85m x 1.05m
• Colour: Black in 3cm & 4cm hole sizes

Our Medium GutzBusta® Knotless Hay Nets are fantastic for stables, yards, horse floats, and paddocks. A great overnight net. They are durable and capable of taking up to half a bale of hay or 4 to 6 biscuits.

Opening on the long side they are very easy to throw biscuits of hay into. If you have 2, then you can put one medium on one end of a small bale, the other medium on the other end, and then cut the strings in the middle, and "Voilà" your hay net is filled…. simple and easy!

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This new super soft netting is made from 5mm thick and high strength PP (polypropylene) with a super-strong 240ply, the strongest on the Australian market.

The knotless hay nets are available in small, medium, large as well as round bales and export bales - upon request.

This product can be thrown on the ground if your horse isn’t shod. It doesn’t have metal joints, too, so you don’t have to worry about your horses’ teeth or mouths getting injured.

These knotless hay nets are made by GutzBusta® Australia and have been developed over the years with feedback from customers. They are superior in size, strength and useability. Having a super wide mouth that makes them easy to fill is one of the greatest attributes of our nets.

It’s also important to note that you cannot compare the knotted nets to the knotless ones in terms of ply as they are made of entirely different materials. Ply refers to how many individual strands are in each section of the netting. The strength is in how strong those individual strands are, how tight they are, and what material they are made from. So you are comparing apples to oranges if you are comparing knotless to knotted in terms of ply.

Why are GutzBusta® Hay Nets so popular?

Their 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. They have been making quality hay nets for over 8 years and know how the netting behaves over time. 

Caution:

It is not recommended to leave buckled halters or other types of buckled headgear on your horse when using ANY type of hay net as your horse may get caught. If your horse is shod then simply tie your net up a little higher. You can also put your net inside a box or other device that stops their feet from coming into contact with their hay net. Similarly, do not let horned animals such as sheep or goats, and cattle with ear tags eat from the hay nets as they may tear the netting, get entangled, or remove the ear tags.