Posted by justanothercase on January 21, 2011 at 16:56:37 from (72.20.68.30):
In Reply to: Cow question posted by JayinNY on January 21, 2011 at 16:27:13:
I never put cattle in a barn, first of all its not feasable with over 200hd. second of all its good for them to get outside and move around. i live in ND and when its 40 below them cows just hunker in behind a wind break. its worse for them if they go from a warm barn to cold outside temps just like its stressful on them when one day its below zero and the next its 35 above like its been doing here everyweek for the last month.
id let them critters wander in and out for a day or so and then put him in a trailer and haul him over when its 20 or so out if your worried cover the openings on the trailer with cardboard. them big animals produce quite a bit of body heat, might be tougher than you think.
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