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Old 14-12-2011, 06:11 PM
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Re: Gruesome discovery hay bag - how 'normal' is this?! *Warning: Unpleasant Photo*

Yuck Yuck!!! I have never found anything dead in my hay only all those gnats that came out.

I currently have 2 bales of hay my kitchen in large reusable garden refuse bags. I know its not the best place for storage but I'm hoping santa will buy me a shed, I have never considered hay to be dirty until now...
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Old 14-12-2011, 10:06 PM
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Re: Gruesome discovery hay bag - how 'normal' is this?! *Warning: Unpleasant Photo*

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OK, this was a pretty unpleasant find but I'm not sure how 'normal' this is, as I can see how this could happen if hay is simply cut and bagged up. I found the dissembodied head of what looks like small reptile in one of my bags of hay!

There is a photograph right at the bottom of this post. Sorry if it's a little bit gross - but there is a warning in my title and if you're of a sensitive disposition you might wand to avoid scrolling down!

What makes this even more cringey is the fact that I managed to handle it twice before realising what it was! I first picked it up in a handful of hay I had grabbed from the sack to scatter by hand, so didn't really notice it. It was pretty early in the morning, so the light was quite dim, but I could see a dark shape in the hay I had scattered. So, of course I bent down for a closer look and picked it up, as in the light it sort of looked like a big piece of a dried-out flower bulb or something. I'm sure you can imagine my disgust when it dawned on me what I was holding!!! Yuck, yuck, yuck!! But I'm glad I noticed it before Buddy had given it a gnaw as that wouldn't have been pretty. The poor creature!

I was wondering if anyone else had a similar experience? This was in a bag I ordered from The Hay Experts (online) so I am considering emailing them the photo and letting them know what I found!

i once got a bag of alfaalfa from there and it was very i mean very dusty i had to thrw most of it away so i emailed them and told them i was not happy but bto this day i have never had a reply so i wouldnt bother if i was you its a waste of time
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Re: Gruesome discovery hay bag - how 'normal' is this?! *Warning: Unpleasant Photo*

I used to work on a farm, and once there was a deer leg in the hay bale :/ Not very nice at all!
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Re: Gruesome discovery hay bag - how 'normal' is this?! *Warning: Unpleasant Photo*

Ewww!
Tbf.. hay comes from fields, fields have animals living and dying in them so its expected that something icky might appear in a bale. I get farm fresh hay straight from the field, I never get flat pack stuff x
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