SyntaxError: name 'cows' is assigned to before global declaration in Python3.6

I am trying to edit the global variables cows and bulls inside a loop but getting this error "SyntaxError: name 'cows' is assigned to before global declaration"

import random

random_no = random.sample(range(0, 10), 4)
cows = 0
bulls = 0
#random_num = ','.join(map(str, random_no))
print(random_no)
user_input = input("Guess the no: ")
for index, num in enumerate(random_no):
    global cows, bulls
    print(index, num)
    if user_input[index] == num:
        cows += 1
    elif user_input[index] in random_no:
        bulls += 1

print(f'{cows} cows and {bulls} bulls')