No issues.  All 4 found chewing the cud a little way up from the water trough

wed 30th nov

All 4 found by the cattle grid at the entrance to the model flying field. 160 eating brambles with his head thru the wire again...

Tues 29th nov

3 seen... girl and boy near the trough and another boy eating gorse near the far gate but no sign of the 4th...

Monday 28th November

Found 3 eating gorse at W3W: adventure. spreads. meaning. Couldn't see Caledonia today. All looked good.

11.00am 

Sunday 27th

 Found 3 of the 4 but #75 eluded my best efforts. All fit and well taking Heather and gorse in the centre of the area. Trough OK.

 Thursday24th November @ 1-50 pm

The cows were very vocal when I found them today. Perhaps they recognised me , “ One Man and his Dog”

All appeared in good shape, enjoying munching on the Gorse. I hadn’t realised how quickly they can move when moving from bush to bush.

Judith Head

Found all 4 around the area by the trough at 07:15, one rubbing their back on a wonky branch, seemed to be enjoying themselves. All looks good and calm. I have reported the total mess the army have made (and yes I appreciate they own the land and we are lucky to use it) but having been a volunteer for some 13 years now, I was so upset to see the horrendous tracks left all over the Heath. Such a shame they couldn’t think about the landscape!

Cattle camping

 No issues. All found in amongst the army trucks! 

wed 23rd nov

3 of them near to the army trucks 

Tuesday 22nd Nov.

All 4 cows seen and checked as part of weekly site checks by staff. They were all very interested in the MOD movements happening on site! 

Tues 22nd nov

All 4 seen by the trough, happily munching. One boy sticking his head through the fence, not sure who. Shame the army have ripped up the trails tho...

Monday 21st November

All 4 together sheltering under the trees by the gate near the trough. All look good, just a little soggy. Trough full to the brim.

11.45am

Sunday 20th

 Dish of the day: gorse. All 4 browsing in H13. All look super fit if a bit damp. Not bothered by a growly bull terrier it's owner had little control of either.

Thursday 17th November

All 4 found fine and dandy in the gorse just up from the trough. Trough is fine and clear. They were very vocal as usual and Caledonia was rather pushy to the point I had to tel her off for getting a bit too excited. 

 Thursday 17th November @10-45

All four cows found, well hidden in the Gorse bushes, all looking healthy and enjoying munching away on Gorse, in the sunshine too.

Judith Head

wed 16th nov

2 found in the gorse nearer to the railway end. No sign of the others!

Monday 14th November

All 4 routing for acorns or eating grass near the main gate. All look good. Evan doesn't seem any the worse for wear after last week's adventures!😄 

Trough and fence repair all ok.

10.45 am

Sunday

 All 4 in the centre of the area truffling through leaf litter for fallen acorns. All fit and well.

 Thursday 10th November pm

Siesta time for three cows this afternoon but Evan still restless and very interested in my black Labrador and kept following us. No problem.!

Cow 2088 coughing a little but apart from that, all seemed content on a balmy Autumn afternoon.

Judith

Tues 8th Nov

Only 2 seen in the gorse at the pyestock end. Couldn't get close to see which 2.

Monday 7th Evan Returns!

I was called to site today on account of Evan busting through the fence and running around on the RC Airplane ground. Thankfully he had let himself back onto site and was reunited with the rest of the gang by the Fleet Pond entrance. 

As a result of his fence smashing antics, Evan (#160) now has a few small cuts on his neck and front knees. None were of any concern and will heal quickly. The other three cows were also checked as part of weekly site checks, no issues observed! 

I have fixed the Evan sized hole in the fence by the cattle grid near the trough so hopefully he won't do it again!! 

Monday 7th November

3 out of 4 found eating moss and acorns. Couldn't find Evan today. Trough clear and very full.

W3W: Corrode.powder.takeover

1.00pm

 Thursday 3rd November

Found all four cows in the undergrowth, looking very damp but otherwise all fine. Two drinking from  puddles which looked like mini ponds. All very soggy.

Judith Head

Wednesday 2nd November

 Found all the gang at w3w ///undercuts.headed.hangs

Everyone seemed well, if not incredibly vocal today! 

Tuesday 1st November

 All four found in the scrub enjoying the vegetation!