Found the remaining four cattle yesterday morning. They'd linked up with some of the others and were at one of the places where I'd put a lick down.
All looking good.
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Thursday, 10 January 2019
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Hi. It would be great to know where the licks are and then we might be best heading there when we are hunting the cattle.
ReplyDeletePS Which is the James Bond pond and why is it named so? I must have missed something !!