The 3-Piece Feeders Everyone's Talking About
Dealers call asking for them specifically. Customers drive hours to get them. Once you use a 3-piece feeder, you’ll never go back to fighting those giant one piece circles again.
Tired of Fighting
Giant Feeders?
And that’s if they’re even built to last. Most feeders are made with thin steel that won’t hold up to daily use. Your cattle are worth more than equipment that falls apart.
The Solution Section
Same heavy 10-gauge steel we use for everything else. Built to take whatever your cattle can dish out.
Same promise as our panels and gates if your livestock somehow manage to damage our heavy-duty feeders, we’ll make it right.
What We Build
Normal Height Feeders
Standard round bale feeders for most cattle operations. Three-piece design with bottom, middle, and top sections that pin together in a big circle.
Perfect for cattle, horses, mixed herds—anywhere you need to feed round bales.
Short Height Feeders
Same three-piece design but without the top section. Built specifically for longhorn cattle who like to get their heads stuck, but works great for any smaller livestock too.
Great for longhorns, smaller cattle, sheep, goats, or anywhere you need lower access.
Why Three-Piece Is Everything
People Drive Hours for These
We get calls every day asking if we carry these feeders. Dealers want to order semi-loads. Once folks see how much easier they are to move and set up, they won't buy anything else.
You Can Actually Move Them
Regular feeders are 8-foot circles that take a crew to move. Ours break down into three pieces you can handle yourself. Load them in your pickup, stack them up, haul them wherever you need.
Easy Setup
Pin the three pieces together and you're done. Takes about ten minutes and you don't need any tools.
Same Heavy Construction
Just because they come apart doesn't mean they're weak. Same 10-gauge steel, same heavy welding, built to last decades.
How We Build Them
Heavy Steel Throughout
10-gauge construction, same as our panels and gates. These feeders will handle daily use for years without falling apart.
Smart Design
Three semicircles that pin together perfectly. No gaps, no weak spots, just a solid feeder that happens to come apart when you need it to.
Built to Last
Proper welding, heavy materials, designed to work every day for years. That's how Grandpa built them, that's how we still build them.
Which Feeder Do You Need?
For Regular Cattle
Normal height feeders work for most operations. Full three-piece design gives you complete containment for round bales.
For Longhorns or Smaller Stock
Short feeders without the top section. Longhorns can't get stuck, and smaller livestock can reach the hay easier.
For Mixed Herds
Either one works, depends on what you're feeding. Normal height if you want full containment, short if you need easier access.
What You Need to Know
Normal height or short height
Three-piece for easy transport and setup
Heavy-duty 10-gauge construction
8-foot circle when assembled
We deliver with competitive rates
Common Questions
How do the pieces stay together?
How long do they last?
Can I move them myself?
Do they work for horses?
What's the difference between normal and short?
Ready to Order?
Tell us what you're feeding and we'll help you pick the right feeder
Browse and order online
Give us a call we'll help you figure out what works best