Sorry for the long silence, first foray since my op! Spotted 12 cattle, and one, eartag ending 21 and pictured full face, appears to be walking somewhat stiff and awkward in hindquarters (I know how the poor beast feels!) , and could have a problem with right back leg.
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Some nice pics there Kay. And I don't think its lame thankfully, it may have been a little stiff when you saw it, so it looks as though things may be righting themselves.
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