 If you don't have to handle cattle during times of extreme daytime and nighttime temperatures, he says it's best to avoid it. But if you have to, make sure you're handling cattle kind of in the coolest part of the day, which is generally early, early morning. So if we can do it even a little bit as the sun's coming up or even a little bit before, that's a good time because that exercise in motion is just going to make that heat stress worse if they're already stressed a little bit. Learn more about heat stress in cattle at livingthecountrylife.com. I'll see you in the country.