They were in three groups—five members of the Caesar's original herd foraging for acorns and munching on gorse at the eastern end of Sandy Hill, the seven Sussexes deep in the gorse bushes on Hungry Hill. The remaining thirteen originals were grazing and resting in the sunshine north of Horse Pond.
Decided not to spend a great deal of time trying to get to the Sussexes, expecting them to be more accessible later. By the time, I'd spent some quiet, relaxing time with the group of thirteen, the Sussexes had walked the entire length of Sandy Hill and were resting on the grassy island to the southwest of James Bond Pond.
I was able to take some close-up photos of steer 33’s rear left hoof today. His inner claw is extremely long, and it appears that the outer claw is beginning to grow underneath it. I will share additional photos with the grazing team on Monday.
Full update and some photos to follow in a while.
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