You all have been great help with this question.

I just came along this site and thought that I would give it a try and with all this help I just love this site!!
Me and Dad have a Bale King prosser that we feed our round bales with its nice but the cows waste so much of the hay. We put up most of our hay into 3x3 that we sell to horse people around the front range of Denver. Last year we had 800 bales of our first cutting rained on, we had about 7 inches of rain on the hay that was baled out in the field not covered and with those 3x3 they soak up alot of water when their not covered. It took the horse quailty right out of it and the price also

. So we sold some for cow hay but we feed the rest for our own cows. We made a trailer that we could put up to 10 square bales on it and feed by hand. That sure put me back in shape by the end of the winter.

We came across a guy in Oregon that makes a bale wagon that has a square bale feeder that you can put on a old Hesston lose hay stacker, but for the money I think we could put a hay bed on a pickup cheaper and get more use out of it than just during the winter with the feeder.
Well thanks again for all the help, just got done feeding the cows and now its time to go feed myself for christmas, I hope everyone has a safe and happy christmas and a profitable new year!!

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Theres somethings about Cattlemen that most city people don't understand or don't get to see. They put their animals before them. They get up before the sun to make sure their cattle have made it through the night on a cold winter night, or stay up all night checking on them through a blizzard to make sure that a cow and her newborn calf will make it to the next morning, they get them feed all before they can go inside and rest or eat no matter what time of year it is. So hats off to all the cattlemen and women that sacrifice so everyone can have great quailtiy beef on their table for the holidays. BEEF its what's for dinner.