Hello everyone.
Having closely monitored the cattle that managed to stay on site, I am pleased to announce that we and the grazier are now happy to go ahead and increase the numbers to roughly their original number.
Therefore this afternoon the grazier is going to be re-introducing another 33 cows onto the site via the Beacon Hill Road entrance. This means there will be 38 cattle in total. They will all be Hereford and Aberdeen Angus Cross and hopefully will stay on the site all through the winter.
Our assumption is that they will wander all over the site as a herd to begin with but will generally stay in the 'tail of the whale' for the first few weeks as it is much quieter at this end of the site. This is the end of the site nearest to Beacon Hill Road.
Hopefully this will make your lookering a lot more fruitful and rewarding and will finally bring closure to the problems experienced on site this summer.
As always if you have any problems or questions please call us on 01256 381190 where you can get all of our mobile numbers in the case of emergencies. Please remember to leave a message and the member of staff on call will get back to you ASAP.
Elliott
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