Square hay bales, first cutting
Dry, stacked in the barn. Six dollars a bale, or 20 for $100. Bring a truck. I load if you cannot lift.
Farm product
Hay · Dry, first cutting
Safe Chat with Ray Okonkwo
Stay on Paddle & Trade. Phone numbers, emails, and gift-card talk are blocked.
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Pat Hale
No mold. Ray stacked ten in the bed.
Jul 2026 · Verified handshake
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Both people are verified
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Step 2
Money sits in Paddle Hold
We keep the payment until you both say the handshake is done. Card, Google Pay, or Shop. No gift cards. No wires.
Step 3
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Step 2
Values are compared
We show what similar things sell for. If one item is worth more, the difference goes into Paddle Hold — never cash in a parking lot.
Step 3
Even-up sits in Paddle Hold
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Step 4
Meet at a Safe Spot
Bring both items. Look them over in public. Do not swap in a driveway at night.
Step 5
Tap We swapped
If both items match, you both tap. The even-up releases. No-shows lose standing, same as a handshake.