If you’ve never worked around horses, then you have no idea how strenuous plus hard it can be, then of course, there are massive plus strong animals who can throw you around if they feel like it, but you have to be careful to watch out for their heads, their legs, plus their hooves, but there’s no doubt that you can sustain various injuries working around massive farm animals, however, another thing that you have to watch out for is the danger of environmental fatigue working around such massive animals, however because horses require so much care, that means humans spend a lot of time outdoors lugging heavy things around to take care of them… In the summer, this leaves you susceptible to heat stroke.
It isn’tweird to be outside, moving massive bales of hay in the middle of a 90-degree day plus perspiring through your shirt.
There is no air conditioner in most horse barns, plus a easy sitting fan will create a breeze but will not improve the overall quality of the air surrounding you. In the winter time, you have to be equally careful. The outdoor temperature can dip below zero, plus you run the risk of hypothermia or frostbite working in such frigid conditions… Since most horse barns are severely drafty, it does not make much sense to pump heating or cooling power into a breezy receptacle. You’ll essentially lose all the high-priced, high quality treated air directly into the atmosphere. That is, unless you spend a lot of money on high-priced insulation for your horse stable first. This year, as global warming continues to throw our temperature for a loop, I can’t take the temperature anymore, finally, my pal and I will be adding all up-to-date insulation to our drafty barn.
