Posted by 4xMF on March 24, 2019 at 15:22:18 from (87.56.122.121):
In Reply to: Bison posted by rusty6 on March 22, 2019 at 16:04:57:
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I am in Denmark. Our winters seem to be gentle compared to what I am reading in here from most posters in the US and Canada. I think it is called coastal climate. Last time I had to plow my driveway was 9 years ago and strong freezing is rare too.
There used to be an understanding that sheep and cattle breeds like Hereford, Angus, Galloway, and Scottish Highlands could be kept outside in the winter months as long as they are well fed and have a dry place to lie down being it on straw bedding or a layer of pine needles in the woods, but now there has to be a 3 sided shed big enough for the entire herd to lie down at the same time. The problem is that in a lot of areas sheds are not allowed for aesthetic reasons. Everything has to look neat and natural you know.
The bison case made a big fuss. It was on the news and Farmers Union and others protested and it was argued that the animals would never use that shed anyway and if they were forced to they would likely kill each other but those inspectors are in power. A lot of farmers have been fined big time this winter for keeping their cattle outside. Fact is that a lot of this cattle would have been taken home to the barns if there had been bad weather in the forecast but rules are rules you know so the inspectors have been busy with their fines and invoices for follow up visits.
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