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A 61-year-old experienced hillwalker from Peebles, Mary-Jane Parker, considers herself fortunate to be alive after a frightening encounter with cattle in the Scottish Highlands. While attempting to climb three Munros near Newtonmore in August, she was suddenly attacked by a herd of cows. The animals crushed, dragged, and trampled her, leaving her fearing for her life. Thankfully, Mary-Jane had activated an emergency tracking device, leading to a rescue flight to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary by Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA). Reflecting on the incident, she described her survival as miraculous.
Mary-Jane explained that she is generally cautious and respectful of cattle when walking in open country. However, on this occasion, the cattle were concealed behind a bank of high ground, and she stumbled upon them unexpectedly. Almost immediately, the herd surrounded her, and one cow began aggressively thumping the ground. She was unable to escape and recounted how her dog, Lola, became f
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