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Beef Cattle Behavior and Handling

Beef Cattle Behavior and HandlingUnderstand Behavior to Improve HandlingBy understanding Cattle behavioral con-cepts and sensory characteristics, handlers can take advantage of natural Cattle behav-iors for low-stress Handling . This can im-prove the overall safety of Cattle Handling . Proper animal Handling also can result in a more efficient Handling process and better Cattle SensesCattle sense their environment primar-ily using their eyes, ears, and nose. They also respond to touch and rely partially on taste in grazing eyes are wide set with panoramic color vision. They can see approximately 300 degrees around but not directly be-hind themselves. Vertical vision of Cattle is limited to about 60 degrees.

cattle prods must be used, avoid contact with the eyes, rectum, genitalia, and udder. Never use driving aids powered by AC current unless manufactured and labeled specifically for that purpose. Cattle Self-Defense Mechanisms Cattle use several different methods to protect themselves, including flight, kicks, stomps, head butts, and squeezes.

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