I am looking for some good quality hay in square bales. Thought I had some but when I went to pick it up over the weekend, well, it is good enough for the cow and goats but really not for the horse. So I am looking for 60 or so bales, and if possible delivered because I am just too old to be loading hay if I don't have to. Thanks much
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Busterduck
Kiss my Ass
spinner said:
There's a hay auction this Saturday in Cheltenham PG County. Starts at noon.
Busterduck
Kiss my Ass
Busterduck said:
Here's their website. There is a high/low report from last auction so you can see how much the hay sells for.
http://www.geocities.com/smrfm/
persimmoncf
Persimmon Creek Farm
Hey Spinner, What area do you live?
Busterduck
Kiss my Ass
HorseLady said:
YIKES! You folks realy should come to the auction. They have hay of all kinds. It is sold in 10 to 20 bale lots but if you are the high bidder you can take more. Last week they had some real nice alfalfa too. I think it went for $4.40, mixed grass went for $3.20 and mixed timothy was $4.00.
Also, they have round bales too. If you buy the round bales, they will load it on your truck for you. They go anywhere from $30 to $50 per bale. The $50 bales are REAL nice pure orchard grass. Green and soft. My horses love it and for four, it lasts 7 days.
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
There are folks there who, for a nominal fee can perhaps tote some for you. Some folks like to be paid in hay for deliveryspinner said:
And he may let you leave it there a few days to find transportation for it if you need that too. So don't let that stop you from going.
Oh and honey, you should SEE the way some folks transport hay, you would be AMAZED at how much one can stuff into and on top of a minivan.
persimmoncf
Persimmon Creek Farm
I wanted to know if Spinner lived near the feed yard on 236. I ran my amish buddy over to get hay the other day...and he got alfalpha for 6.00 a bale, so grass has to be around 4-4.50.Pasofever said:
I have to go to the lumber mill today so I will stop in and get prices.
persimmoncf
Persimmon Creek Farm
happyappygirl said:There are folks there who, for a nominal fee can perhaps tote some for you. Some folks like to be paid in hay for delivery
And he may let you leave it there a few days to find transportation for it if you need that too. So don't let that stop you from going.
Oh and honey, you should SEE the way some folks transport hay, you would be AMAZED at how much one can stuff into and on top of a minivan.
Oh you are the funny broad, you are.
We are suppose to have a deep freeze first of January...anyone hear? 
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
persimmoncf said:
did he survive?And did you get enough hay to share?
poor guy
persimmoncf
Persimmon Creek Farm
happyappygirl said:
And did you get enough hay to share?
Oh, you are sooo witty this morning my girl. i didnt get any square bales...he did.
Did RC tell you when looks good?
I don't mind paying for delivery- I don't work for free why should anyone else? I have a Nissan Sentra-one bale in the back and one in the trunk, thats about it. The truck I have I don't dare take out of the Hollywood/Loveville area unless I want to push it home. I'll check the henyard on Friday, I'm really kind upset about the situation, I try to have hay lined up for the winter so I don't end up scrambling like this.
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
WAS this morning, but you forgot to place the order for SUNshine....silly woman.persimmoncf said:
Call his cell i left his number on your cell phone VM. Tomorrow morning works fine too.
persimmoncf
Persimmon Creek Farm
happyappygirl said:
My phone never messaged me. I need to call the old man and give him a heads up. So call me.
Busterduck
Kiss my Ass
happyappygirl said:There are folks there who, for a nominal fee can perhaps tote some for you. Some folks like to be paid in hay for delivery
And he may let you leave it there a few days to find transportation for it if you need that too. So don't let that stop you from going.
Oh and honey, you should SEE the way some folks transport hay, you would be AMAZED at how much one can stuff into and on top of a minivan.
Someone hauled their hay in a Caddy last auction. A NEW Caddy. It was very nice. Hubby loaded it up for her.