Cattle Country: The Unseen Risks on Britain's Countryside Walks The death of a 70 year old man at Felbrigg Hall, a National Trust estate in Norfolk, has raised questions about the safety of walkers in rural areas.
While some might dismiss this as an isolated incident, cattle related incidents are all too common on Britain's countryside walks.
According to a campaign group, over seven years there have been five fatalities, 76 significant injuries, and 22 serious internal organ ruptures or comas caused by cattle attacks.