Round Bale Hay Feeders for Goats | Collapsible & Cradle Round Bale Hay Feeders | Kiko Goat Farm
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2021
- Here is a video of a few of our round bale hay feeders we have for our goats. here's some things I like and don't like. Pros and Cons of these types of hay feeders.
Mountainview Yellow Bale Feeder
www.mountainview-machine.com/...
Ketchum Red Bale Feeder ( couldn't find the bale feeder on their website)
www.ketchamssheepequipment.co...
Northeast Gate Company Cradle Hay Feeder
netxgates.com/sheep-goats/
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Great Job Josh!! I always like hearing from the actual users rather than the sales people. Great breakdown of the feeders!! Thanks
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Good info. First time I've seen the collapsible feeders. Thanks.
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Hey Josh, we use a hillbilly hay feeder and it works great with a round bale. I LOVE your feeders! They are awesome! I think Stoney Creek has the same ones!
If it works it works!! Thanks for watching
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Just found your channel great content
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Great video and overview of the different types of feeders. I have never seen the collapsible type buy I think I’ll look for one locally 👍🏼
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Good video!! Bn thinking about one of those collapsible ones. Thanks
They are worth it.
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Honey great name for her!
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Good idea
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I build ones similar to these but with raised floors and in the middle i have 2x6 riser so the bottom of your bale sits higher then the bottom bar. The goats eat that first and will work there way up i also use 3x3 squares (so small kids cant get there heads in there and get injured) so they actually have to work for it it makes them sooo less picky. I also make mine so they load sideways i have mine in a feedlot setup so i dont have to move any gates just swing the side open and load it in. Ive made 5 so far i feed mostly large sqaures though and there is nothing left. They will lick that 2x6 riser clean when fully collapsed. Ive also made one that i can load 3 squares into at once and it lasts me about 3 weeks (depending if on the season, winter they eat alot more hay then in the summer) on 83 does w kids. Great video I enjoy them.
Sounds like some good feeders!! If I built some I would do something similar to what you made.
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@Bois D’ Arc Kiko Goats I based my design on your pros and cons of each so thank you
I cant find the collapsable feeder anywhere close to me. But the cradle is what we use with extra panel under the hay. Great video Josh
Sometimes Mountain View makes a delivery if they have some going south and they will meet ppl to get them if it’s close to there route. Might contact them.
@@BoisDArcKikos ok I think I will contact them. Good idea
This was awesome to watch, thank you! I've been feeding square bales (small herd of just 9 & convenient) but may need to switch to round bales due to availability in my area and price. Now I have a much better idea how to feed the round bales. Also, I can see the cradle type as being a good one for my use - I'm reclaiming hillsides into pasture with the goats, and the 'waste' hay could be used as part of the improvement of the land, just keep moving it each time it's loaded.
Question - with a small herd, I would think covering the hay with say, a tarp, would increase the longevity of the bale. What do you think of that idea?
Yes I would most definitely cover the hay to make it last longer.
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Buddy of mine uses similar feeder and found that if you raise the legs up 3-4" and goats can feed from bottom edge edge of the sides and sliding gates. He's seen lazy ones laying down munching from the bottom because it's easier to get to, but can't get under the sides... Crazy Critters!... lol
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Is there a square bale feeder you have used that you like? Me tractor hasn’t grown up up yet so no round bales for me yet, but that sliding feeder is a great set up.
Ok and this may be dumb question but if it rains will they still eat the hay afterward?
That will be my next video over smaller hay feeders for square hay.
Yes they will still eat it. We store the round hay out in the open. In the winter they go through it pretty good.
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The premier 1 square bale feeders work great. They have plans on their site.
Yes I like it. I have a video coming out today on square bale feeders.
Ever had an issue with kids and the collapsible feeders like climbing into them or getting g stuck in the small gap at the bottom of the sliding panels?
If I have the Ketchum’s raised up I have had some get inside the collapsible part but that’s with little baby goats.
@@BoisDArcKikos Thanks for the reply! That’s been my only concern with these. I have been putting off buying some for a couple years but probably will pull the trigger after pocketing this upcoming kidding season income.
You won’t regret it. They are worth it. Yes the goats prices great.
Cool feeders what's the prices like ???
They are around 500
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I was going to purchase a Ketcham last year, but it was out of stock still out. Could be pandemic or lack of workers.
Mountain Veiw doesn't list theirs on website either. Looks like everyone is making the easy to make stuff. The others that make similar products are all around 1k. Don't want to but I will have to make it myself if I want it. Have made 3 of the horizontal ones. First two still a lot of waste. Haven't tried newest design yet. Wish I could find a used Ketcham.
Yea I bet that had a effect on it for sure. I would contact Mountain View I read on fb that some where getting them.
We are looking for new hay feeders. I'm looking at your video and would like prices. thanks We are also Kiko breeders. Warren Leatherwood Kiko goat Ranck
those run about 400-600. thanks for watching
One of the males name him big hoss
Good name!!
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@@BoisDArcKikos and little joe
Good names & show!
You should continue showing the feeders all around, top and bottom while you're talking. We want to see the feeders, not you 😂