Well this bloody got Me in lol, dunno how it came across Me but stoked it did. I recently learned about Harry, he sounded like a mad cheeky bugger, caused a bit of trouble and now we have more camels than anywhere (learnt this recently too) well got a knew sub here Luke.

Respect Luke lovely content 👍🏻

Cool clip mate....they look good loaded up in a line eh....

The music is horrible.

Well , that beats the hell out of a 6x4 trailer. Great video guys.

More goodness team LCA....!!!

So great to see how you load and tie on your packs. Thanks for another great video 🙏🏻

How can I get in touch with you to talk about purchasing few of your camels?

Another couple of great episodes, both really interesting.

Lookin forward to seeing the little one.

Hello from Melbourne 🦘.😁

Love child for Miss Black ! Disgraceful young lady. I can't wait. lol

@ 5:21 - Luke, is this how your woman treats you? I really enjoy all I’ve learned about camels with you.

really loving this channel I think it’s great🪐💜🪐💜🪐💜

Some great teaching there Luke. Thank you.

Those bags look great. I will be happy to see the little one when it gets here.

Hi 👋 sir Thanks again and again nice content 👌 👍.

Another great clip....always something to do eh? And soon to have a new infant camel.....enjoy the sandy travels now.

Mr red was quite interested in the bag making process 🤣🤣

Hey Luke, love your content. Question, I’m beginning to realize camels are extremely intelligent. is there ever a point in time when the camel trainings complete or will they always need training?

So sorry to hear this mate such a gentle giant

Came across this randomly and thoroughly enjoyed. I really enjoyed the history and just how normal you are without putting on appearances.... and of course how much you care for your animals

great stuff and great filming too.....enjoying every show!

Hello from Melbourne 🦘. I enjoy your shows.😁

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Luke u have beautiful soft hands with those reins. It made me think of a story that happened to my mum. Mum was spending the turn of the century in Egypt. She loved adventure and was riding a camel within a group traveling up mount Sinai. She said there was a one way track that wrapped around it to get to the top. Anyway she was half way up and going around a blind bend when she was involved in a camel crash. She tore all the ligaments and broke her ankle. Another was when my cousin went to Dubai with his partner for their first holiday. He was a jackaroo , bull rider and bronc rider. They were taken out by a guide into the desert. When they got there the guide demanded more money and threatened to leave them there if they didn't. Justin told him to ... And yelled to the new partner... Follow me stuff the guide. Never ridden a camel before and off he went back to where they hired from. The dodgy guys were very impressed he got back himself... White boys can ride lol

Ha I thought he was going to chuck one into ya at one one point there Luke can and do they buck much you seem a long way back from the steering wheel 😂

Legends 🙌🏼 Feel so privileged to be following this journey. Thank you 🙏🏻

More good LCA work, great photography Lu...!!

Magic camera shots. Top job from you all🐪🐪🐪🐪🐪

Another great episode Luke. 👍

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Great job Luke. Good to see Little Missy getting a chance to go for a trailer ride also.

Hello from Central Texas, luv yr channel brother great job.

You must be careful now. The male camels will begin to become agitated, at the time of mating, at the time of the onset of the cold seasons. The male is calm in the summer time, but he changes suddenly when he is in a state of agitation. He is like a drunkard, and if you want to ride him for the first time, it is preferable for someone to lead him with a rope. And you are a rider because if no one wants to ride on him, he runs with all four legs at the same time, or if he sees a tree he approaches it and makes its branches and thorns get stuck in you, or you use that rope if you are alone, you use that rope in his nostrils so that you are able to control the camel’s head. You can have complete control over it

Amazing information n content brother respect from the UK 🤙🏻🤙🏻

Awesome video! Very well made!

When I was much younger, I rode every rough stock rodeo event in the US. I've been thrown 8-10 feet in the air. But, I never mounted an animal where the saddle was 8-10 feet above the ground. I think I'd want a crash helmet and a parachute before climbing onto a camel. 😂😂😂

Fantastic job Mr camel whisperer. Lovely to see the trust you have earned from your animals.

Nice 👍

Have you come across any rogue camels that attacked or is that just a story told by people that don't know

So that's where that saying comes from: "Like trying to get a camel on a trailer". 😉

Hello from Melbourne 🦘. I enjoy your shows.😁

Hey Luke I love how you are so patient with your training. I know this training will stay with the Camels for the rest of their lives. Great teaching. Thank you.

Hi Luke... I know that farmers use donkeys and llamas to protect their sheep from wolves and coyotes, and I wonder... how wild camels do with dingos?... maybe camels can be used to protect the cattle from dingos too?... I know you're all about raising awareness about the camels, that's why I ask...

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Living here In New York USA is so incredibly different from everything you are showing us here!! Thank you very much mate!! Blessings to you and yours... Sam

Thanks 👍🏼 n respect brother love the content 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Your patience Luke , is awesome although we appreciate the need for the softly , softly . Many thanks again for videos , just wonderful.

Great to watch safe travels