Visited today at 1715 hrs. Found 2 girls and - after some time - 190 several hundred yards away on her own.  She was then spooked a bit by an aggressive black dog.  Had a word with the owner.  Was a touch concerned but after 20 mins all 3 ladies got together again round the water trough and then stayed together.  190's nose looks as though its healing; no fly activity around it.

nose

sorry just noticed you already know that lol. x

nose

i just wanted to say i got quite close yesterday and noticed that one of the cows has a sore on the end of her nose,it does look quite red. x

In G13 at around 1ish this afternoon, trotting along the road, seemed very happy & just ignored us. All appeared fine & didn't see any flies around them

Visited about 0815 hrs.  Eventually (!) found the ladies - all looking very well - moving through the southern wooded area to the water trough.  (Trough OK).  Quick drink then on again northwards - probably to mix it with the soldiery on the area.

All 3 ladies relaxing in the sun almost dead centre of the reserve. Looking good.

Well, they 'wree' relaxing up until the army boys had an excercise with some flash bangs and small arms fire haha. I think the girls will just need to get used to that. They dissapeared into the woodlands while it was happening, thier not daft. Please note cow 172 has an old saesarean scar on her left flank, it looks a little strange but we are aware so no cause for alarm. WE suspect its getting some sun which has made it dry. Cow 190 has got her self a small wound on the end of her nose bless'er. It was seeping a little today and attracted some fly activity, have let Jack know who will probably sprey it next time he goes. Other than that all good, tought on.

new cattle

i didnt recieve an email about the cows being back so havent been walking that area saw them this last week though so i guess i'll start blogging. They definately seem to love rubbing there heads in the soil piles ,its very funny,prehaps they are trying to camoflague themselves. x