About 12:00 all in SW part of Tail and seemingly in good order. Pair of larks nesting nearby.

Fence Repairs

Did the site check this afternoon and repaired a section of cut stock netting near the crumbling bunker on Sandy Hill, then went on to find all 13 grazing gently on the grass shoots coming through the burnt gorse patch near the blue barrel(15.45). All were really eating with gusto, and had been for a while judging by the black gorse stem steaks on their muzzles!

7/30 this morning the cattle were spread around near the blue barrel all thirteen were there ,all looked ok, as I watched they moved off along the north side of the horse pond grazing on the new grass coming through where the fire was several weeks ago ,they continued going towards the pavillion end

Traversed area from E to W via Jubilee Clump but had no sighting of cattle.

well after weeks of looking I finally found cattle today 8/00 am ,they were at the eastern end of the horse pond two were lying on the track at the end of the pond ,the rest were lying under the trees a bit further on ,they looked a lot better than the last time I saw them ,all thirteen were there two are still looking a bit thin the rest I thought looked very well I stayed with them for around 10 mins all were chewing the cud,,

No sighting today

this morning i cycled around the area for over 2 hours and not a sign of them any where

Six under Jubilee Clump (Caesar's Camp) near demolished rifle range butts; remainder not sighted.

did not find cattle on my walk this morning but as I came home in the car from church crookham they were in the gravel pits at the beacon hill end

16.15, i found all 13 at the foot of Caesars camp at K21 centre, all were lying down most were chewing the cud with a few sleeping all looked o/k

8 seen

Hello
8 cattle seen chewing the cud at Q20 at about 4.30pm. No sign of the other 5 after a good drive round.
Alex

no cows today

13.00, i cycled around the whale tail, over to Caesars camp then down to the pond and decided not to go any further down long bottom as the army were shooting today so i cycled up the track and back to beacon hill entrance and no sign of the cattle.

Yesterday (sun) the cattle were just to the east of the sandy area that was a firing range, all thirteen were there all slowly walking and grazing as they went ,I was not very close so did not get a very good look at them but all looked ok ,went to the same area today but no sign of them

only a quick walk today due to doctors appointment so only saw some of the cattle in the far distance they were on the windy gap area again I only saw four but would think the rest were close by

the cattle today 8.00 am were near the covered reservoir ,roughly grids h i 18 19 all were grazing ,they appeared to be ok from where I was looking ,the top of the hill near the seats all thirteen were there

Site Checks

Hello. Been out today to check the cattle and saw all of them (i think?) in and around G22 and G23. All appeared well. One of the black, thin cows is still ever so slightly lame but not limping, just appears a bit stiff-legged. All eating well on the fresh growth which is coming through thick and fast now.

Laura

this morning 7.30 eleven of the cattle were spread over the area shown on the grid map as windy gap ,the other two were in grids l 19 20 ,I was not very close to the main group they were slowly moving grazing as they went ,the other two were grazing at the side of the track these two looked ok ,unable to see the condition of the others as I was on the top of the hill near the seats

About 12.00 - all on Bricksbury Hill and looking contented enough.

Two motor bikes seen coming from direction of gas station on Odiham Road - reported to Military Police.

I shall be away next Monday. Perhaps someone would like to take on the cattle reporting for the day.

I found all 13 this morning 7 30 am spread widely grids r 19 20 21, 3 were lying down the rest were slowly moving around grazing as they went ,they then started to move off towards the area below the flooded gravel pit ,I noticed two of the black ones are a bit skinny but I would expect them to improve with the better grazing now available, I did not see one limping .