Hay Strainer and Utility Tote
"Needed to soak hay for one of our horses and this was the perfect solution. Tried many other options but thus worked the best and made the job so much easier."










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5.0 out of 5 · 2 verified reviews
Dumping a water bucket sends the leftover hay straight into the barn drain. Strain it through this first and the hay stays in the bag. It is durable PVC mesh, built to be wet, so the same bag soaks hay before feeding and works as a general utility bag the rest of the time. 20 long by 18 wide by 16 tall with sturdy carrying handles, holding about three flakes.
Dumping a water bucket sends the leftover hay straight into the barn drain. Strain it through this first and the hay stays in the bag. It is durable PVC mesh, built to be wet, so the same bag soaks hay before feeding and works as a general utility bag the rest of the time. 20 long by 18 wide by 16 tall with sturdy carrying handles, holding about three flakes.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"Needed to soak hay for one of our horses and this was the perfect solution. Tried many other options but thus worked the best and made the job so much easier."
"These bags are a wonderful tool in our hay soaking routine for multiple insulin-resistant retirees. We place the hay portions in the bags and then submerge them in a trough of water for 30 minutes, drain the trough, and then have pre set rations of soaked hay all ready to feed. No mess, and easy to transport the soaked hay from soaking tub to stall!"
"This bag is huge! I did not expect it to be so large, photo with my 37 lb dog for proof of size. I fit 3 large pairs of boots and my helmet in it with room to spare. This will be a great carry-all, or even a dirty laundry bag. The plastic stays do a great job of keeping the sides upright."