Monday 8th March
Found around E15 at 10.30am. Teasel and Evan foraging in the leaf litter, Caledonia munching holly.
Surprised to find the trough, (and dog bowl!), iced over so broke up the surface. All 3 heading towards it as I left.
Monday, 8 March 2021
Monday
Popped in with a mineral lick and had a look over them. A couple of ticks on Teasel, but otherwise fine.
Sunday, 7 March 2021
Sunday
The boys in I13 taking heather with Teasel in F14 being fed ivy by a couple. All fit and well.
Saturday, 6 March 2021
Friday 5th
Found all 3 cattle in I14 at 3.30, rummaging in the trees and leaf mould for whatever they could find (mouldy acorns?). The two boys were a bit frisky and appeared to be butting each other, head to head. All three moving OK and showing no problems.
Trough and gate working OK
Tuesday, 2 March 2021
Tuesday 2nd March
Found all 3 together just before the trough at 07:15am and they were just getting up by the looks of it lol. We watched to make sure they were moving about ok and all looked good. I didn’t know about Evan’s ear until logging on just now but I didn’t notice it so can’t be that bad. I will keep a look throughout the week though. He’s a right one, always getting into trouble lol. Trough and gate both ok too.
Monday, 1 March 2021
Monday 1st March
Found near the trough around 10.30am. Didn't notice Evan's scratch, so may have been after this? (Didn't blog until after lunch).
I easily found Teasel first but she was on her own. She started walking down the track alongside the fence so I followed her in the hope that we'd come across the other 2. She mooed when she saw them on the opposite track and all 3 started walking back to the trough!
Are there now 2 of us looking on a Monday? Might be good to co-ordinate times if this is the case, or maybe change days?
Monday 1st March
Evan has, by the looks of it, had his head through a barbed fence and caught it just behind his ear. Doesn't look all too bad and the bleeding has stopped. Something to monitor.
Otherwise Caledonia and Teasel look well. All found milling near the trough and desperately rooting for the last acorns.
Lick dropped off.
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