Youngster 230 and yearling 270 were resting and chewing their cud in the thicket near ///terms.oils.organist, east of James Bond Pond, at 08:50 this morning. Both were very friendly and came over to greet me. Nearby, older steers 30 and 35 were munching on leaves to the northeast. All four steers appeared happy, relaxed, and in good condition.
The remaining twenty-one cattle were spread out in smaller groups across a wide area near the Lookout. At 09:20, steers 220, 222 and 228, along with cows 214 and 234, were grazing on the slope near ///strays.hiker.jelly. On the opposite side of the path, older steer 21 was enjoying gorse from the bushes. All six were happy and healthy.
A short time later, cows 211, 212, 940 and 1396, along with steers 219 and 1626, were grazing near the Lookout. Most were initially in the gorse bushes. They were soon joined by steers 197 and 1640, who approached from the southwest after pausing for a drink from the puddles.
The seven remaining cattle were grazing deep within the gorse bushes near ///unites.sues.cute. Steers 20, 33, 217 and 227, along with cow 72, emerged from the bushes fairly quickly to greet me. However, Sussex steer 210 and yearling 271 were a bit more elusive but eventually appeared.
By 11:00, the first group of six cattle had started making their way towards the Lookout to join the rest of the herd. When I went to spend some time with them at 10:30, they had all been grazing near ///bulk.grunt.zoom.
The cows were all good today.
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