Looked around for signs of feeding but can't see any. The grass banks here will always be a draw i guess. I've not helped the siuation by dropping off a couple licks haha. They certainly tucked syraight in.
Quite a bit of bulling noted as well via the older boys to yhe young heiffers. I'm suprised they're sticking around!
Another quick fence repair and a lot of people, most of which appear to adhering to the rules which is nice to see.
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