I have three horses but one that is a very picky eater. If I buy hay that isn't coastal he just pulls it out of his hay bag and throws it around the stall. It is a waste for me to buy anything but coastal. The other prefer it to other hay but faced with no coastal available they will eat the other under protest. But my big guy just thows anything else around the stll. I have tried Bahia, Jigg and Tipton 85. The coastal is all I will get from now on.

Pros: easy to get

Cons: sometime it is messy

i worked with horse long before i started volunteering with the rescue and this was fed primarily down south. we do not use it here and the ottbs do not eat this. from all those years ago, the hay we got was good and clean and a lot cheaper than what we get now.

Pros: good if needed

Cons: none

The is the hay that all my horses like. We make our own, and we also bale, Bahia. We stack it all in a huge barn where the horses can go in and out, and they will always go for the coastal.

Pros: plentiful

Cons: none

My guys love their coastal hay. We fed bahia for awhile, but they just didn't like it nearly as much as the coastal. This really is the hay of choice in our area of Texas.

Pros: Horses love the taste, provides forage & protein

Cons: Prices are volatile due to weather conditions

We have 10 equines and all 10 eat coastal along with their daily feed. We have a local farmer that keeps us in supply so it is always available when we need it!

Pros: Great quality!

Cons: Price