A PEI farmer says he is trying to move on after 10 of his prized cows were struck dead by lightning.
Blair Henry says he was stunned when he walked out to his pasture last Saturday and found four calves and six cows laying dead in his field.
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He says the animals had few marks on them, but that some appeared to have been tossed over a fence by the powerful lightning storm.
He estimates the loss of animals he considered his pets will cost about $15,000 dollars.
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