Gutzbusta Knotted Round Bale Net

 Make your hay last longer and keep your horses happily grazing with the GutzBusta® Knotted 4x4 Round Bale Hay Net. Designed to fit standard 4x4 round bales, this heavy-duty net is a simple and cost-effective way to slow down feeding, cut hay waste, and support a more natural eating pattern in the paddock.

Built from tough, UV-stabilised knotted mesh, this hay net stands up to the demands of outdoor feeding and large herds. The strong, structured design helps prevent hay from being scattered, trampled, or blown away, giving you more value from every bale while helping your horses eat at a healthier pace.

Dimension: 1.75m Wide x 2m High

Net Colour: Black

Drawstring Colour: Blue

Please Note: The appearance of our drawstrings is not consistent across all product photos, as the design has evolved multiple times over the past 15+ years due to ongoing product development and improvements; therefore, the drawstring colour may vary from images shown.

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How to Fit Your Round Bale Hay Net Easily

Not sure how to put your hay net onto a round bale? We have extensive information on this on our help desk which includes a video link. For a super detailed version on how to put a hay net on your round bale with lots of options on what to do with the drawstring, then please click here.

Both the knotless and knotted hay nets are made from our very own GutzBusta® sizes that we have developed over the years with feedback from our customers. They are superior in size, strength, and useability. Having a super wide mouth that makes them easy to fill is one of the greatest attributes of our nets.

It’s also important to note that you cannot compare the knotted nets to the knotless ones in terms of ply as they are made of entirely different materials. Ply refers to how many individual strands are in each section of the netting. The strength is in how strong those individual strands are, how tight they are, and what material they are made from. So you are comparing apples to oranges if you are comparing knotless to knotted in terms of ply.