Have you tried using Google Images? I'm sure you'll find what you need there..
Good luck! :)
2006-11-10 16:59:17
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answered by seaofcolour 3
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i will in no way ever feed around bales. they are baled with a greater moisture content cloth then sq. bales. This makes the upward thrust of botulism attainable. You get some botulism germs in the process the haying technique no depend what you do (the well-known source is lifeless mice or lifeless bugs, even though it comes from the soil too) yet they are regularly eradicated in the drying technique. If this is not dried each and each of ways like in the sq. bales, this is going to multiply. Horses are greater susceptible to botulism than the different farm animal. An quantity that doesn't make a cow bat a watch will kill a horse. you should stability the opportunity of botulism, with enormous med costs and the opportunity of dropping your horse, against the few money you will shop. For me, this is not well worth it. in case you settle directly to apply them besides... observe that even though's left after 2-3 days must be bumped off and discarded. this is going to mildew. this is going to decay. i don't care how a lot of people say they have in no way had a issue. that doesn't advise this is risk-free or useful. I tremendously advise against them.
2016-10-21 21:35:02
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answered by ? 4
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Just type in bale of hay pictures.
2006-11-10 18:39:50
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answered by sassygirl2473 2
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bales of what?
2006-11-10 17:04:25
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answered by meema 4
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http://www.fotosearch.com/photos-images/haystacks.html
2006-11-10 19:24:30
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answered by Anonymous
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