Sunday 2nd November - All 25 seen

The cattle were all good today.  They hadn't moved from where I left them yesterday, and they didn't appear to be in any rush to leave.  They were initially damp from the early morning rain but soon dried out in the sunshine.

Full update and photos to follow.

Saturday 1st November - All 25 seen - the cattle are now out on Gelvert

The cattle were all happily grazing in Camp 45 at 09:30 this morning.  They were all damp but were drying out quickly in the sunshine, helped by a gentle breeze. They were all very friendly, taking turns at coming over to say hello and enjoying plenty of strokes and rubs.

As of noon, the cattle are now out on Gelvert. After some initial reluctance to leave, I managed to get them all through the gate and led them up to the grassy pastures to the north of the fishing lakes, near Bourley Road. They were very excited to see plenty of lush green grass and happily started to graze in the sunshine.

I left them still peacefully grazing at 13:00, with a couple of the Sussexes starting to make their way towards the fishing lakes.

Full update and some photos to follow later.

Friday 31st - COW UPDATE

Hello all,

The cows have been released back onto the main body of Gelvert and Caesars camp. They weren't particularly keen to leave Camp 45, despite there being no grazing and them being led to an open gate, so we have left the gate open and set nofence to allow them out. Hopefully, one day one of them will be able to work it out!

For the time being, please check the nofence map for their locations.

Thanks,

Sean

Friday 31st October - All 25 seen

 Between 07:30 - 09:00

All have been seen this morning, they were all amongst the trees when I arrived but by 8:00 had started to venture onto the two fields. Despite the drizzle they all looked quite content grazing. 222 was his normal friendly self insisting on a head and back rub. 

All the cattle were good this morning.