Posted by DoubleR on December 02, 2017 at 07:13:34 from (198.105.230.175):
In Reply to: frozen water tubs posted by randy1 on December 02, 2017 at 04:50:48:
One thing I do that offsets the cost is just keep enough water in the tank or whatever you are using to last about every 12-24 hours. I keep the water outside the pens with a head gate to stick their head in to drink. they are not able to mess with the heater which is at the other side of the tank. I keep about ten steers through the winter in the end of their barn which has a open door to the east to go outside in their lot. I bed the inside so they hangout their and their body heat will keep the barn warmer. Plus more steers mean someone is drinking allot of the time and keeping the water moving. I don't need the tank heater until it gets 20 degrees or less. Cost me about 20-25 bucks a month I figure in the winter to heat water for cattle and chickens. The cost of doing business in the North.
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