The seven Sussex cattle were found lying down, relaxing and chewing their cud in the area around ///engage.allow.giant at 09:30 this morning. They were all happy and looking really well.
Eleven of the Caesar's originals were found in the area around ///ranks.kiosk.lorry at 10:00. Ten were lying down, relaxing and chewing their cud in the long grass, heather and bracken. They were all looking good. Youngster 228 was up and about, happily munching on lots of long grass. He soon came over and said hello and lay down beside me. He quickly started to relax and chew his cud. Sadly, the lump on his face doesn't appear to be getting any better. Is there anything more that can be done to understand what the lump is, and what could be done to treat it, please?
Cows 72 and 940 were lying down, relaxing in the area around ///foods.lilac.rips at 10:30. Steers 20 and 35 were munching on long grass on the slope of the hill to the south. They were both good. Youngsters 214 and 222 were lying at the edge of the path, a little to the north. They were both happy and relaxed, and enjoyed big stretches. Older steer 21 was lying down, hiding in the bracken, on the far side of the path. After a while, cow 940 got up and had a stretch. She then took a few steps forward to reposition herself, and she was still limping. She soon lay back down and took the weight off her sore foot.
As I moved between groups two and three, I walked past the covered reservoir and the gate was still padlocked.
Except for cow 940, the cows were all good today.
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