It were a chilly day of feeding.

[gcreekrch]

Gotta love a heated shop and cab tractors. We were warmer than all of our neighbors today, the village of Anahim Lake recorded -50 which is basically 60 below F this morning.

As cold as it was this morning. In celcius….


Had warmed to -34 by 10:30 when we fed the cows at C2



Heifers at Morrison Meadow were a little frosty.




Steamed beef.



Warm as it got by 1 PM


Scenery in the stack yard.



Feed for a couple bunches for tomorrow at MM.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

One winter there, would do me in ...id be raising highland /Yak F1s..

 

[gcreekrch]

One winter there, would do me in ...id be raising highland /Yak F1s..

No bugs, snakes or crocagators! Even the bears are in bed.

 

[Caustic Burno]

You're tougher than me for sure.
If white camo is hunting attire I won't be found.

 

[Nesikep]

We were at -19C this morning (-1F).. not too bad.

Cows learn to get along and cozy up to each other and stop fighting when it's cold!

 

[wbvs58]

That is very cold, amazing how well the cows handle it.

Ken

 

[greggy]

Our winter goes from below freezing to 10c during day....so there is a lot of moisture.

When it is cold like that, at least it is prob dry, not getting wet each day....falls would all be snow ?

 

[Josher]

We are having similar cold temps. I am a little jealous of your heated shop . It is truly amazing what cattle can tolerate. We find if you can keep them out of the wind it's just another day for them

 

[gcreekrch]

We are having similar cold temps. I am a little jealous of your heated shop . It is truly amazing what cattle can tolerate. We find if you can keep them out of the wind it's just another day for them

Where are you at?

 

[Josher]

We are about an hour north of north battleford, Saskatchewan. Just on the forest edge.

 

[MurraysMutts]

 

[haase]

Nice pictures, 10 degrees and real feel was -10, I think cows enjoy it more than the heat, they can make the most out of sunshine and a wind break, that's why we don't have to worry about chiggers, seed ticks, fire ants, and snakes.

 

[Nesikep]

Here's feeding today
https://youtu.be/X92PSmIetx8

 

[Nesikep]

Here's my november calf... He was born well dressed for the weather to come.. doesn't seem any worse for wear... -22C, -7F

https://youtu.be/FvHu-bL50Z0

https://youtu.be/QF_PVZyCEYE

 

[greggy]

Here's feeding today
https://youtu.be/X92PSmIetx8

thats ok with 95% dry matter, will send you a container of fruit and veg and bakery waste to feed them... :help: :cboy: :banana:

 

[NonTypicalCPA]

Here's feeding today
https://youtu.be/X92PSmIetx8

I'd put up with the cold to have scenery like that! Are those mountains owned by individuals? I'm a flat lander so it's intriguing to think about owning vertical land.

 

[Nesikep]

Here's feeding today
https://youtu.be/X92PSmIetx8

I'd put up with the cold to have scenery like that! Are those mountains owned by individuals? I'm a flat lander so it's intriguing to think about owning vertical land.

Nope, that's all public lands

 

[dave_shelby]

Appreciate those videos setting next to my wood stove.

Cold crunchy snow we don't get that much in Virginia