Posted by ericlb on February 01, 2016 at 04:58:32 from (67.142.173.21):
In Reply to: horse hay posted by KEH on January 31, 2016 at 15:37:31:
we bought a semi load of those a few years ago there ok, and the hay we got was fine for horses, that was a deal thru several friends and a trucker who started out with the load headed to Florida on a back haul but if we bought it he would give us a deal as he wanted a different better paying load to take back, the hay lasted more than a year as there were only 4 head of ranch horses to eat it here, probably the best hay those 4 ever had lol , had to adapt to unload the truck as it was in a dry van and since a friend of mine owns a feed store and i knew where his forklift was, and i knew where he was, that thing got "borrowed" for the occasion, the hay came on pallets and we had a pallet grabber so we could drag each pallet to the rear of the trailer with the forklift so it could get to it
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