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Oh. Well then, never mind.

He must be fairly tame if he spent the night in your bedroom last night. No one else is going to bring him inside for the winter nor should they. He just needs a open place where he can get out of the elements when he wants to and feed and water. He would be fine if you start feeding him in...

Let him enjoy the life he chose. Make sure that he has food and water available and when he needs more shelter he will find it. Start feeding him near the open barn door, he probably won't use it but the option will be there.