greybeard":ldiah2ay said:they're maybe laying in the shade a little more but no other change that I can tell.
None of mine have ever stood in a pond no matter what the weather did-----except during flood when it was just one big pond.
ALACOWMAN":3mznkpwt said:It's been as hot, as this last winter was cold.one extreme follows another they say..but I'm thinking we might have a early fall ..hope not
Ebenezer":3135buxn said:No ponds in pastures, shade provided, plenty of water, cull the ones this fall that did not do well. Environmental fit required.
TCRanch":2x6n9zvh said:
I think they like the buoyancy but good question. And I'll never understand why they love to rub their faces in the mud.Fire Sweep Ranch":2tl1iyw8 said:TCRanch":2tl1iyw8 said:
This made me wonder; do some cows go in the pond just because they enjoy the water? I know I go in the pool or creek because I love swimming and playing in the water, what makes them any different? I have seen cows in the pond when there was steam coming off the water because the pond was warmer than the external temperature (summer moving into fall).
TCRanch":1pk6qwc0 said:I think they like the buoyancy but good question. And I'll never understand why they love to rub their faces in the mud.Fire Sweep Ranch":1pk6qwc0 said:TCRanch":1pk6qwc0 said:
This made me wonder; do some cows go in the pond just because they enjoy the water? I know I go in the pool or creek because I love swimming and playing in the water, what makes them any different? I have seen cows in the pond when there was steam coming off the water because the pond was warmer than the external temperature (summer moving into fall).
Like walking around in a dogs mouth...Caustic Burno":2a2fh6co said:
And no breeze?Caustic Burno":2j8kut4a said: