Posted by Nebraska Cowman on January 02, 2010 at 04:20:27 from (66.252.122.171):
In Reply to: Dumb Question posted by Wrapped Up on January 01, 2010 at 19:16:20:
Yeah, you at least need to pull it back so the cows can get to the hay. Then after they eat the hay you can pick it up. I feed hay on the ground and with wrapped bales I cut the wrap and unroll the bale. Then the next day I can pick up the wrap and throw it away. I know all about twine wrapping on axles. I had some health issues a couple years ago and twine got buit up on the axles of my loader tractor. Now they leak so bad I don't want to cut the twine off. It's all that's holding the oil in.
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