The lick is in the heather about 10m off the track. The smaller red and whites were farther away on the banks nearest the lake before i gatheted them.
All looking very well.
940 (blue) was straight into the lick and ruled the roost, which was suprising considering shes not the biggest by a long shot, proving that its not all about the size of your horns!
067 (black with no horns) just as shy and skittish as normal. Got a good 4-5m flight zone at least, the rest will at come and investigate and give you a sniff at least.
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