I’ve been on the hunt for a hay-feeding setup that actually makes sense for real-life horse ownership—something tough, low-waste, and worth the money over time. In this video, I review the High Country Plastics Slow Feeder Jr. Hay Saver, and I’ll be honest: I think I finally found a slow feeder that checks a lot of boxes without being overly complicated. Don’t let the “Jr.” name fool you—this feeder is plenty big enough for a full-size horse, and it lets them eat in a more natural head-down position. What really sold me is the web grid. I like that it slows my horses down without giving me the tooth-wear worries I’ve had with some other styles. The feeder is also just plain tough, and in my setup it makes hay last a lot longer than tossing it on the ground. The big takeaway is waste: I’m seeing a lot less wasted hay, and that’s the kind of “budget” win that can help a feeder like this pay for itself over time. I also point you to where you can find it (High Country Plastics directly, and sometimes on Amazon) and mention a few other slow-feeder options if you’re comparison shopping.