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Get a hay-hauling estimate

Drop pins. Count the bales. See a number. We confirm before anyone starts the truck.

Want local drivers to take it? Post it as a haul. Same map, same estimate, and you pick the driver.

Want local drivers to take it? Post it as a haul. Same map, same estimate, and you pick the driver.

Click the map to place the active pin. Drag to nudge. Search if you know the road.

Where are the bales now?

Where should they land?

How many bales? 1–60

A load is 1–17 large rounds on the 30–36′ hay trailer, depending on availability (bale size, moisture, how they sit). More than 17 becomes extra trips — the estimate will say so.

Bale size 4×5 5×5 5×6 Not sure

Size affects how they sit, not the per-bale line.

Date

We will confirm the morning of. Winter roads can move a day.

Access (does not auto-price)

Yard is tight We can load with a tractor You will load Unload at a feeder Unload stacked at the barn Soft or muddy ground

Name

Mobile

Email

Phone or email — we need one of them.

Notes gate, loader, 4×5 vs 5×6

Send this estimate — we will confirm

Or call {{CALLRAIL_NUMBER}}. Estimates are based on driving distance, a dispatch fee, and a per-bale handling fee for a pickup with a 30–36′ hay/gooseneck — not a semi. Yard access, bale weight, extra wait beyond 30 minutes, and winter roads can change the total. Nothing is booked until we confirm.

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Worked examples

Rounded to the nearest $5. Same formula the map uses.

Short Leduc yard-to-yard, 4 rounds, 8 km. Dispatch 125 + 22.80 + 20 = 167.80 → floor $225. One trip.

Sherwood Park barn, 8 rounds, 22 km loaded. 125 + 62.70 + 40 = 227.70 → $230. One trip.

Camrose acreage, 12 rounds, 55 km. 125 + 156.75 + 60 = 341.75 → $340. One trip.

Twenty 5×6s, same 55 km. Two trips (over 17 bales). Raw 125 + 156.75 + 100 = 381.75, times 2 → $765.