Today at 17.10,

After having only found one cow for a while I finally found the other 2,they are fairly spread out amongst the heath field munching on Heather and horse flower. The smell of coconut from the horse flower is stunning tonight.  All's calm and looking good x

All fine Monday 25th afternoon

I checked them on the 25th late afternoon and dropped them off a lick. I checked the water trough and that was all good as well.

At 0900 hrs all right by the main gate in D4.  Odd place as nothing to eat there. All OK, though Cronus has a slight bloody mark just behind his left fore leg on his belly.  Minor graze or a tick I think.

Walked around the site at 12.00, found all three cows grazing on the dry heather in H5. Looking a bit bedraggled but showing no problems.

all spotted grazing happily

I went over there at 8 for a couple of hours...All 3 were together in h6 looking ok. I walked around and checked all gates and fences, all appears ok but I do believe some of the gates could benefit from springs put on them again and perhaps some big signs to say ‘PLEASE close the gate behind you’....

Cow gone on an adventure

I saw a Facebook post this morning at approx 7:20 saying that a cow had got on the wrong side of the fence (gate left open), just down the path from the main car park, one with a handle and catch apparently the gate was wide open!
At approx 7:30 the cow was safely back where it should have been with the help of a couple of dog walkers.
I believe David is also now aware of this...

Today at 3pm

All having a lay down and some were actually sleeping in the centre of the heath field, all very calm

All still hanging aroundG6 so i stuck another lick out there among the bracken.

All looking very well and very excited to see me. They certainly started tucking into that lick with gusto!

Very good feedback on the herd via many a walker and dog walker today. Alas, no potential lookers yet.

Checked at 10.00. Found cows laying peacefully in the heather at I12, chewing cud and looking quite happy. No sign of any problems. Trough OK as well.

Lat post for the 16/03/2019 - Nothing seen

At 1030 hrs all 3 in J5. Teasel lying cudding, the boys browsing gorse.  All looking fit and very contented.

Tuesday

About 14:00 the three on Bramshot were round by the car park in the woods.  Typically I didnt check here first.

Gave them some nuts and a lick.

All looked fine. 

Today 6.30pm

All three gathered together amongst the horse to the right centre of the heath field,all seems call and well altho  visability is a little poor x

At 1030 hrs all in N7. Teasel taking heather, the boys browsing gorse.  All fit and well.  Trough OK too.

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Spotted 3 on the opposite side to the water trough.  all appeared well

Tuesday 5th March

Found all three in M6 this morning, all on fine form as usual. I put a new lick out for them there too which they got stuck into right away.

Sorry, belated blog from last Friday 1st. All spotted, lick given, fence breech fixed.

Lick dropped off in Bracken around the G6 area. Herd looking well.

Today at 4.50pm

All three standing close together near the gate from the first carpark(along the railway line) looking very wet and grey faced ctonus is running up to me now ,trying to be masterful but loves a smile x

Today at 6pm

All four spread out around the left side of the heath field,as I'm writing this 3 off them have come right up to me to sniff me,i think they have missed me. They look so big and wooly and healthy,often after a long winter the cows are skinny ,these guys look amazing. They a&e now back munching away on horse flowers a grass.

At 1445 hrs all lying very contentedly on a patch of bracken  - almost on top of one another - surrounded by gorse in K7.  They look very well indeed.