I finally managed my first lookering session on Caesar's Camp, a couple of months late (sorry Guy). I had a good walk around but saw no cows until just as I was turning back at the far end, south east of the contaminated area, and there they were. I saw three of the 5 'cattle' (not 63 or 67) and 9 of the 10 Shetland steers. I didn't see ear tags 89 or 96 but I did see one black and white steer without a plastic ear tag. I guess he was one or the other. He still had the silver tag but I couldn't quite read the number on it (he kept moving his head!)
All 12 looked fine to me. I didn't look for the missing 3, I confess I had forgotten how many there were meant to be! They were probably not far away.
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