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  If you can still run water, do it. Just turn it to a drizzle on warm so they don't get worse.
context: I checked the weather before I left the house this morning.  -5 degrees but windchill has it down to minus 30.  
  I'm out feeding cattle right now and let me tell y'all it ain't much fun.  I just barely got the tractor started this morning.  (Only 350 head to look after!)
  Lots of water outages too.  Water pipes are frozen all over the county. >
  
  How does anything like cattle survive in such temperatures, won't they all die? >
  
  Cattle have pretty thick hides and good survival instincts.  They're all huddled up in dips between hills or in stands of trees sharing body heat.  
  My job today is to dole out extra rations of hay and high fat high protein cow-chow to keep their metabolism high.  Just gotta keep them fed up good and they'll survive. >
  
  Can't wait to see this episode of Yellowstone. You know, when the 20-year summer finally ends. >
  
  Work in a corrections facility and the men on the units LIVE for that show. I watch it as I do my rounds, counts, and basic interactions and I just don’t get it. >
  
  The thing that bothers me the most about it is there is no point to almost everything they do.  They create problems for themselves and solve them in the dumbest most criminal way possible, and then are constantly miserable.
  They act like the mafia except without any of the benefits of being involved in organized crime. >
  
  You just described all of Kentucky >
  
  🤣 As a Kentuckian I approve >
  
  I too am Kentuckian lol, it’s like the Wild West but more meth and Mountain Dew >
  
  Michigan checking in, once you're out of the city, (or off the coast 10 minutes) here, it's little pockets of Kentucky all over. Rebel flags, clapped out 4X4s, and meth, too. >
  
  It so cold outside my pipes frozen 🥶