I stacked and tarped 4x4 for a few years. 3-2-1, 66 bales a stack with tarps sized exact for the type of stack. 23 x 48 tarp.
All dry hay when baled, some sat out 3 weeks and got rained on a few times, some went right into stack right after baling. All depended on what time I had and if the loader was on the tractor (pin on boom)
I don't see a different putting several hundred square bales in a barn stacked 20' wide x 30 long' x 15' high the same day they were baled and stacking round bales and tarping.
I never stacked and tarped wet or damp hay. Any bales suspect I left out to sweat.
Stack losses were from the bales on the ground (direct on ground) and any holes in the tarp. Rodents, birds and the sun trash tarps in a hurry. I was lucky to get two seasons out of a tarp before it had some holes in it. Then get to fight with the wind blowing it off during a hurricane and the hay wet anyways, but in a big pile.
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