If cattle aren’t collecting snow on their backs, they may be losing too much body heat. The snow acts as a blanket; it creates an air pocket that’s warmed by the cattle’s core body temp of 101 degrees. Fun facts! Our cattle do well in the cold. We give them extra feed, bedding, and windbreaks. We also make sure they have plenty of water to drink. All of these things allow them to thrive during our cold Wyoming winters. Learn more about how we raise cattle by exploring the link on our page. 🐂🥩