Our moos are well looked after and super spoilt. They’re keen on cuddling, they are inquisitive and nosy, but tend to keep a bit of a distance to visitors, unless you have a feed bucket with you. Our calves have been hand reared by the kids.
It’s somewhat funny to see that all their characters are totally different all the time. Some were shy, some were like lapdogs or on a leech and some were… well, kind of what you would expect – a bit shy but nosy and playful.
Beginning of August 2023 we got 2 new calves – Caramello and Caramilk. They are now united with big mommy moo but are still pretty tame.
Some past pictures of our cows over the years
Cruisy Cows
Such cruisy and relaxed cows. You can cuddle up with them and hug them. I swear she was sticking her tongue out... (2016)
Tatjana and Spotty
Spotty dropping in while we are having a picknic
Kau
One of our 2017 calves, Kau. Now a big moo.
Jolan and Cheeky Moo
Jolan and calf Cheeky are very good mates
Our bobby calves
Our two bobby calves Dotty and Spotty are growing and starting to eat grass. They enjoy the nice spring sun in the paddock and love to scare the alpacas. Those were our two calves in 2015, our second lot.
Calves
Calves
Calf feeding
Jolan feeding her calf Dotty
Dotty and Spotty
Dotty and Spotty joined us in 2015 as our new bobby calves
The cheeky moos
The cows are friendly and playful but spring attitude has set in and they now love chasing after the alpacas.
Caramello
Our pretty Caramello
Latest blog posts featuring our cows and calves
There was nothing extraordinary to write about this winter, really. It’s not been too wet and not too dry, neither too cold or too warm. We had a few frosty nights and a few pretty rainy days but all in all it was reasonably warm and okay from a mud perspective.
