And also that bearing in mind the shortness of terms of this village and attending to the conservation of the working livestock, they had agreed to call to Martín de Luzuriaga, resident in [the village of] Villamayor, and to Juan de Narcué, resident in [the village of] Murieta, both experimented shepherds, to examinate the terms of this village and declare which number of livestock could graze in the terms of this village; and having made the said [experts] the examination they have declared in public council that only could be space to grazing the herbs of this village with 400 heads of small goods [i.e. sheep and goats], and therefore they decide and determine that the terms of this said village, with the exception that will be expressed below, shall only be grazed with 400 heads of small goods, which should be distributed among the neighbours equally and without any difference; and in the case that this number were not fulfilled, the remainder; and if being fulfilled this number any neighbour had not covered the number assigned to him and wanted to graze with some or all his quota, he could do it on the condition to have warned one month earlier, with the aim that anyone who have more heads of livestock than the quota assigned to him could suit them without serious damage during the term of one month; and in the case that the said number of the said 400 heads were exceeded he who were found with the excess shall have as pain 2 reales each time; and if were the case that the council of Etayo had hired the grass of the term of the manor of Learza or another near district, in this case they shall be able to increase the said number of small goods until the number that the neighbours of the said village would prudently considere; and if they had not hired foreign pastures the said number [of 400 heads] shall remain in force at all times; and also they prevented and declare that any brood produced by the said 400 heads of small goods shall not be comprised into the said number from their birth day to All Saints' Day every year, because in addition to the said 400 heads of small goods the brood that they produce every year could graze the said herbs until the said All Saints' Day and no more, and having passed this day the brood shall be considered as animals comprised in the said number of the said 400 heads.