Steers 217, 230 and 271 were together just along from the Lookout in the area around ///argue.lock.menu at 12:45 this afternoon. Youngsters 217 and 230 were eating deep in the gorse bushes. Yearling 271 was enjoying some grass before wandering into the gorse bushes too. The boys slowly emerged at the far side of bushes, where they started to eat grass and heather. Despite being rather damp, they were all looking good.
Steers 21, 30, 35, 219, 220, 222, 228 and 270 plus cow 940 were all lying down, relaxing and chewing their cud around ///allows.origins.tastier on Hungry Hill at 14:00. Steer 20 and cow 72 were standing to their side, chewing their cud. Steer 33 was on the opposite side of the path munching on gorse. All twelve were happy and relaxed.
Despite an exhaustive search of Caesar's, I had no success in finding the seven Sussex cattle today. I'd love to know where they were hiding!
Bumped into Tom and his practical conservation volunteers a bit earlier in the afternoon while searching for the newbies. They were doing a great job of cutting down gorse bushes and burning them in a controlled manner. It was rather chilly out today, so it was nice to stand by the fire for a bit.
The fifteen cows that were found were all good today.
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