Why do some people in rural areas now raise cattle and don't like to tie bells to them? What is the reason?

First of all, we should understand the effect of hanging bells around cows' necks. In fact, hanging a bell around a cow's neck has three key benefits: anti-theft system, locating the elderly and avoiding centipede bites. Cattle have been raised in the countryside for many years. Cows, like their families, have feelings. Moreover, at that time, the daily living environment was very poor, and the cattle raised were also free-range. Take the cow out in the morning and bring it back after dark. Some people who steal things also steal cows. Hanging a bell around a cow's neck can bring a good anti-theft system. Few people hang bells on cows now because they don't work well now. There are no cattle in our village now, and there are basically no free-range cattle.

Although this bell is not big, it does have many college problems and is very useful. First of all, this bell can prevent cows from getting lost and is easy to find. In the past, cattle were raised in the countryside in a free-range way. If you have enough time, you will accompany the cow when you take it up the mountain. When time is not enough, we usually take the cows to the mountain, and then work by ourselves, and then let Niu Yi feed the grass on the mountain alone. Sometimes cows get lost. After all, no one has seen such animals, so wherever there is delicious food, they go. In order to prevent the cows from getting lost, they hang a small bell around their necks, so that the cows can hear the noise when they move, and then follow the sound of the bell to find the cows' home, which is very convenient and easy to use.

Hanging a bell around a cow's neck can also prevent the cow from being bitten by poisonous scorpions and other animals. Cattle like to eat grass very much. Some grass will contain all kinds of small animals, such as poisonous scorpions, which is the nemesis of cattle. There used to be many poisonous scorpions in the mountains in the countryside. They are easy to write and hidden in the grass. If they accidentally step on them, they will bite. Hang a bell around the cow's neck, and the cow will ring the bell when looking for food. In this way, if there is a snake in the grass and the snake is disturbed, it will leave automatically.

Cattle's physical strength is high and big, and the cowhide is a little hard, but the nasal cavity is the short board of cattle. When cattle feed grass in the grass, they are most afraid of snakes, mice and other animals entering the nasal cavity, or biting into the nasal cavity, and hanging a bell around their necks. Tinkling bells will drive away poisonous scorpions, mice and so on early! It's easy to find cows in the mountains. Generally, free-range cattle come to the mountains to feed grass in the morning, and then go into the mountains to look for it at night, and hang a bell at home. According to the sound of the bell, it is easy to find the mountain area where the cattle are located! In some professional farms, their cattle are all kept, so there is no need to herd sheep, and there is no risk of anti-theft system and getting lost. So there is no need to buy a bell for the cow and raise other costs.