Posted by John in La on December 15, 2011 at 19:23:05 from (66.157.47.78):
In Reply to: Keeping cattle....... posted by dave2 on December 15, 2011 at 16:46:39:
I do not like tie stalls either. All the dairy cows in our area are on pasture about 20 hrs a day. They are only brought to the barn twice a day for milking. Calves on a bottle are a different story. They are tied up 24/7 till they are weaned.
I am not a animal rights kind of person but can not stand to see a caged animal. This includes stall kept horses; caged hunting dogs; stall dairy barns; zoos; ect. I just feel if you do not have a fenced yard big enough to let it get some free choice exercise you just as soon not own one.
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