Bumped into some of the CC crew on my way in to Gelvert Area, 33/40/75/93/?. All looked very fit and healthy but ? is missing her ear tag, see attached picture. Sorry lousey picture but it should give and idea of the offending beast.
I spoke to a few walkers, who told me they had been chased by some of the cattle on CC, they did say they didn't think they were being aggresive but thought they might be after food, made me wonder if someone is feeding them.
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- Call the office on 01256 381190.
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Sunday, 4 February 2018
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Hi Alan
ReplyDeleteThank you for your blog. I will pass the info within (both re the tags and the possible chasing/feeding) on to the rest of the team.
Thanks
Susanne
Further to this, just to say that Guy has sent out to all the lookers on our list a bit of a crib sheet with a guide to answering questions from members of the public re animals being on site over winter (e.g. should people feed them, will they have enough forage etc etc). If you have not received this then please give us a ring on 01256 381190 and we will arrange to get it out to you!
ReplyDeleteThanks
Susanne