21st of December - ALL COW'S OFF

 Hi all, 

The four British White Cattle have done their job really well. They have now been moved off for Winter Grazing at Foxlease and are settling into their heard there. 

Thank you so much for all your help looking!

Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 

Grace 

Grazing Team

Monday 19th December

A mild, wet morning for a change! 4 soggy moos eating gorse at W3W: warp.eggshell.shun at 10.50am. All fine and not bothered by the rain.

Trough full and clear. Some chunks of ice remaining but I shouldn't think they'll last the day.

Sunday 18th

Ice on trough already broken today. All 4 spread out in the area to the right of the gate by the railway bridge car park. Bramble and fallen acorns were today's favourites. All fit and well.

 Thursday 15 th December @2-40

Went to the water trough first and broke up more of the frozen water. The pipes are frozen but met Chris at the trough later who was trying to unfreeze them.

Found three cows, 2088, 0075, 160, but no sign of 175 , Eagle who no doubt was buried in the gorse thicket. Three I saw all moving very quickly and munching well.

what3words.     genetics.aspect.shadowing.

Judith Head

Thurs 15th dec

Teasel and a boy in the gorse nearer to the railway. Couldn't see the other 2. Both looked good.

No issues

 All four found in the heather looking quite sleepy in the haze winter sunshine. At ///cautious.protects.suiting

Monday 12th December

Found 2 cows pursuing a white van near the trough. Thought it might be a ranger but not sure? Followed them down the track to the gate after checking the trough which was icy but accessible. They met up with the other 2 near the gate. All looked fine but somehow disappointed not to be given something to eat?

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