Does any know if it would be okay to store hay bales inside a tent during winter if not all year round?
I found a Northwest Territory Grand Canyon 20' x 12' tent said to be able to fit 12 people for $200. I figured this would be so much cheap to buy and less time consuming, instead of buying another shed or building one.
I don't know if it matters, but the hay bales are only meant for bedding.
I have a super cheap hay bale supplier ( $1 a bale and they are big rectangle bales) and want to stock up on hay for winter for my lovely Muscovies but I only have a 7ft x 7ft shed with walls of 4ft and a peak of 8 ft. I currently have 10 bales inside and could fit more but I want to have lots lots lots more of hay because well.. I love clean clean clean duck coops! Plus I like to watch my Muscovy's go nuts for new hay.
I found a Northwest Territory Grand Canyon 20' x 12' tent said to be able to fit 12 people for $200. I figured this would be so much cheap to buy and less time consuming, instead of buying another shed or building one.
I don't know if it matters, but the hay bales are only meant for bedding.
I have a super cheap hay bale supplier ( $1 a bale and they are big rectangle bales) and want to stock up on hay for winter for my lovely Muscovies but I only have a 7ft x 7ft shed with walls of 4ft and a peak of 8 ft. I currently have 10 bales inside and could fit more but I want to have lots lots lots more of hay because well.. I love clean clean clean duck coops! Plus I like to watch my Muscovy's go nuts for new hay.