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A low-cost GPS herd activity and well-being kit (GPS HAWK) was newly developed as an alternative to commercial GPS tracking collars. The operational goal of the GPS HAWK was to collect GPS location data at a user-specified frequency and store the data in a secure format. The GPS HAWK utilizes a Garmin 12-channel low-power GPS receiver powered by a 6V, 7.2 Ah sealed-lead acid battery housed in a shouldermounted aluminum enclosure. Operation of the GPS HAWK was commanded by a micro-controller based system equipped with six external sensor ports. Data were stored to compact flash media for retrieval. The locomotion behavior of multiple cows was monitored at 20-s intervals. The high-frequency sampling data were used to delineate grazing behavior of the cows on pasture including cumulative travel distance, travel velocity and acceleration. Behavior data of this nature could be useful to efficient pasture management and assessment of herd health/well-being.

Remote characterization of locomotion, grazing and drinking behavior in beef cattle using GPS and ruminant temperature dynamics