[Marilyn]

Even here is S. Texas, we build cattle sheds which are usually long tin buildings with poles holding the roof up and one long open side. The cattle huddle together under the shed out of the wind to keep warm.

They eat more in cold weather, too, since they are burning so many calories maintaining their body temperature. I really feel sorry for the calves that are born when a cold wet norther is blowing.

We don't have much cold weather here, but when we do, and the wind is blowing, it's a cutting damp cold that really penetrates. I've been skiing in colder temperatures in New Mexico without a jacket on & been fine.