Posted on November 22, 2016 By Michael Griffiths
I received a text this afternoon telling me that Wayne and Waynetta have been delivered to the marsh, so I called in to see them this evening. They must have had a hard day because they were both sleeping in the North Pasture. The rest of the cattle were also bedded down.
Waynetta
Wayne
Kevin the teenager.
Rose and Gill’s calves, Ellen and Jess.
Tulip and her calf, Beth.
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Great to see them back, looking curly as ever. I presume the little ones will grow into those ear tags! 🙂