9 found on the slopes off Sandy Hill track and in Long Bottom by Horse Pond. Number 20 has only 1 ear tag. Otherwise all looking well.
20/33/125/118/127/30/1940/72/35
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Tuesday, 29 January 2019
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Hi Jo,
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us know about the missing ear tag - I've passed the information on to the grazing team so that they can order a new one.
Thanks
Rich.