Ranger Hay Saver

The Ranger hay saver holds a round bale together while the herd eats, which is the whole purpose of the equipment. Cattle pull hay out from the sides instead of dragging the bale apart across the pasture.

Less hay on the ground means less hay bought. Over a winter, the difference between feeding with a saver and feeding without one is often a bale or two per group, and that adds up quickly.

The Ranger line is one of the feeder families carried at the lots, alongside the hay rings and cradles. Sizing should follow the bale being fed and the number of cattle eating at once. Set it on high, dry ground and move it between bales so the feeding spot does not become a mud hole.