CashelFeed Rite Bag Draft (Horse, Orange)

I got this after seeing a friends horse use the same kind for over a year, outside, and it is still in great shape. It looks like there are another couple years to be had with it. I’ll just use it when I’m traveling and there is not a stationary grain feeder. My friends horse gets msm, and that doesn’t fall out of it. The bottom 1/2” or so is solid to keep fine things in. My boy gets costly supplements that I don’t want on the ground and not benefiting him. It will be exceptional for hi-line situations too.Update 11/19I have used this all season while traveling. I do wash it out and store it in the bag it comes in. It is like new, no wear at all.

The media could not be loaded.  So I just discovered these and LOVE them! If you have a head tosser? No problem there is a bkick flap that goes on the bottom side so when they toss most grain wont fall out.A horse that drops and waste feed...? No problem! Drops right back into the grain bagOr my problem..... keeping my other horses (quick eatters) from eatting there grain then trying to eat the others grain? No problem!!!!! Keeps them from stealing it ❤❤❤

They added a raised seam around the bottom. Food gets stuck under it.

This is regular horse size. It is too small to fit a draft horse

I love the Cashel feedbags. At the barn where I help feed over 25 horses, every horse gets a feed bag. Several of the boarders have tried different brands, but Cashel is hands down the best. Most feed bags last 6 months or longer. Some horses are a little harder on them then others. Thank you.

Not draft sized. Medium horse sized definitely not draft. I bought another for my medium sized horse and they are the same size.

Love it m, use it on my draft and he enjoys his food with out sharing . Hose it off when he drooled on his food. Line dry and ready to use again

Best feed bags i have found on the market. I use it on the road, foe messy eaters and have used it whole trimming hooves for horses that bite.