Emergency Procedure
If you need to report an emergency to us such as injured or escaped livestock or damaged infrastructure please follow this procedure:
NOTES:
Thank you!
- Call the office on 01256 381190.
- If no one answers, wait for the answering message which will detail the name and mobile number of the member of staff who is currently on call.
- Phone the on-call member of staff who will then respond accordingly.
NOTES:
- Please do not phone a member of staff directly unless you know they are on-call.
- If you are unsure if a particular situation qualifies as an emergency then please phone the on-call member of staff anyway so that they can make the decision on how to proceed.
- Most importantly of all – please do not report injuries or sick animals via the blog alone – always call the emergency on-call contact.
Thank you!
Thursday, 28 July 2011
T9 at 8.30am
At last I found the Cow and Calf, looking very relaxed in the woods in the whales tail.
Friday, 22 July 2011
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Cattle Walks
Dear All,
I hope that you will forgive me advertising these walks but I think that they may be interest you as you play such an important role in looking after the cattle.
Beef for Bats Thursday 28th July 17.30 – 21.30
Venue: Foxlease Meadows, Minley nr Fleet, GU17 9UF (nearest postcode) SU827 571
Car park: at end of track off A327
Price: £3 Adult, £2 Friends of Hampshire Fare, £2 Child
Booking Essential: 01256 381190
Join us for a walk to meet our cattle and learn about how they are benefiting wildlife. Then try some of the beef reared on a wildlife site and then join reserves officer Elliott Fairs as he listens out for bats on the reserve.
Beef for Butterflies Saturday 30th July 1400 – 1600
Venue: Noar Hill Nautre Reserve SU738 323.
Car park: Entrance to bridleway opposite Charity Cottage, nr Selborne GU34 3LW (nearest postcode)
Price: £3 Adult, £2 Friends of Hampshire Fare, £2 Child
Booking Essential: 01256 381190
Join us for a walk to meet our cattle and learn about how they are benefiting the butterflies. Then try some of the beef reared on a wildlife site. Please give us a bell if you would like to come along.
Many thanks
Lucy
I hope that you will forgive me advertising these walks but I think that they may be interest you as you play such an important role in looking after the cattle.
Beef for Bats Thursday 28th July 17.30 – 21.30
Venue: Foxlease Meadows, Minley nr Fleet, GU17 9UF (nearest postcode) SU827 571
Car park: at end of track off A327
Price: £3 Adult, £2 Friends of Hampshire Fare, £2 Child
Booking Essential: 01256 381190
Join us for a walk to meet our cattle and learn about how they are benefiting wildlife. Then try some of the beef reared on a wildlife site and then join reserves officer Elliott Fairs as he listens out for bats on the reserve.
Beef for Butterflies Saturday 30th July 1400 – 1600
Venue: Noar Hill Nautre Reserve SU738 323.
Car park: Entrance to bridleway opposite Charity Cottage, nr Selborne GU34 3LW (nearest postcode)
Price: £3 Adult, £2 Friends of Hampshire Fare, £2 Child
Booking Essential: 01256 381190
Join us for a walk to meet our cattle and learn about how they are benefiting the butterflies. Then try some of the beef reared on a wildlife site. Please give us a bell if you would like to come along.
Many thanks
Lucy
Friday, 15 July 2011
R 20 11.00, 12.30 and 14.00
The cow and calf were hanging around the perimeter track between the old bunker and back toward the woodland at the top of Long Valley. Both were relaxed and barely looked up as a couple walked past with a dog. The dog was well behaved.
Thursday, 14 July 2011
search party
Hi all,
just trying to get anyone who is free and willing together at 2pm today (sorry for short notice) to go a-hunting for possible sources of lead. Meeting at the gates on Bourley Road where there is a car park on both sides, just down from the pavillion entrance. the army signs should say fire point 22 or 21. I'm in the office for some of this morning or on 07503 570493 if you are free to help out. Many thanks.
Vicky
just trying to get anyone who is free and willing together at 2pm today (sorry for short notice) to go a-hunting for possible sources of lead. Meeting at the gates on Bourley Road where there is a car park on both sides, just down from the pavillion entrance. the army signs should say fire point 22 or 21. I'm in the office for some of this morning or on 07503 570493 if you are free to help out. Many thanks.
Vicky
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
Thursday, 7 July 2011
Cow out with calf
Hi all,
We have failed to get the calf to bring it off Caesar's, despite some success luring it out of the cover using its mum as bait. We just couldn't catch it! So mum has been released on site to look after it.
vicky
We have failed to get the calf to bring it off Caesar's, despite some success luring it out of the cover using its mum as bait. We just couldn't catch it! So mum has been released on site to look after it.
vicky
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
5/7/11 15:30 S10
The calf was all alone and walking around in S10 at 15:30 todsay. I found him after we had carried out the first of the lead searches which unfortunayely came up blank. We started with all the pits at the western end of the site. There were 8 of us and we walked set tranbsects to try and be methodical but did not find anything apart from some litter which we bagged up for the MoD to collect.
We will ikely arrange another attempt so watch this space!
Elliott
We will ikely arrange another attempt so watch this space!
Elliott
Monday, 4 July 2011
Cattle removed from site
Unfortunately we have had to remove all of the cattle from Caesars Camp due to a couple more deaths over the weekend. So until we find the contamination and clear it up there will be no cattle on site. We will keep you all posted
Mike
Mike
7/30 am today cows and calves were grids p/q 20/21 most lying down unable to count ,they then started to get up and move slowly west ,I followed on getting very close to them I was able to get a good look at most of them ,they all seemed to be ok ,I followed them till they got to grids r 17/18 where they all stopped an started grazing or lying down again I left them 8/30
Saturday, 2 July 2011
Friday, 1 July 2011
Lead poisoning
Hello
I'm afraid that the tests on the second dead cow have come back positive for lead poisoning.
This means that we may have to move the cattle off the site until we can locate and deal with the cause. The farmer will make a decision this weekend, and I will let you know what he has decided to do. They are likely to go to another site that we look after, Hawley Common near Yateley.
I would like to organise a search for the source of the lead. It is likely to be the same stuff that we had a couple of years ago, and hopefully in a similiar location. I have had a fairly good search but found nothing yet.
I would like to organise another search on Tuesday afternoon at 1pm. Volunteers would be very welcome, meeting in the layby opposite the Total garage on Odiham Road.
In the mean time, we have checked the cattle and all seem well. Please keep an eye out for erratic behaviour.
I'll keep you posted.
Many thanks
Alex
I'm afraid that the tests on the second dead cow have come back positive for lead poisoning.
This means that we may have to move the cattle off the site until we can locate and deal with the cause. The farmer will make a decision this weekend, and I will let you know what he has decided to do. They are likely to go to another site that we look after, Hawley Common near Yateley.
I would like to organise a search for the source of the lead. It is likely to be the same stuff that we had a couple of years ago, and hopefully in a similiar location. I have had a fairly good search but found nothing yet.
I would like to organise another search on Tuesday afternoon at 1pm. Volunteers would be very welcome, meeting in the layby opposite the Total garage on Odiham Road.
In the mean time, we have checked the cattle and all seem well. Please keep an eye out for erratic behaviour.
I'll keep you posted.
Many thanks
Alex
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