Camel-Proofing the Yards: Reinforcing Cattle Yards Against Summer

[@duncanm6589]

Well done Jack, yards look very sturdy now. looks like a fine stick rate attachment for the bucket could be useful with all that those bones. Bucket still look like it does the job though.

[@michaeldallimore8590]

Thanks for the video Jack. Been missing this sort of content. Hope you are back to full strength soon.

[@williamharberts5514]

It is nice to have you back. I'm looking foreward to seeing the mustering.

[@v1rotait23]

Great to see you back Jack and getting ready for muster! I hope Jasmine and your girls are all doing well. Cheers from NZ, David

[@bobm5500]

YES Jacks back, Good to see you again 😄👍

[@andrewmartin9313]

I’d try adding a hotwire just inside the top rail out of reach of cattle, when camels lean on the panel they get a few KV of deterrent.

[@neilwayte517]

Good to see you back. Your day to day life is fascinating to myself here in the uk

[@Telephony954]

Woah now. I don't think I have ever been to a place in piece time, where you have to scrape the bones of the critters off the field. awesome farming technique

[@homey3051]

Good to see jack out back again Ya mate being in a constant fight with the government will wear a man right down to the bone and your soul. Hang in there brother

[@mattmcewan5806]

G'day Jack ,good to see you back 👍

[@Ifyouarehurtnointentwasapplied]

Love the post donger attachment 👏✌️👍

[@roberthocking9138]

Good to see you back Jack. Great job, back luck camel bones can’t be of some use or value, you would make a fortune 😁

[@BideyRaptor700R]

Good to see more steel going into your yards. “If you have to keep pulling people out of the river from drowning why not go upstream and prevent them falling in.”

[@malcolmcheyne3803]

Jack, your amazing. All that work just by yourself in one days. I felt for you carrying those panels around. I know how bloody heavy and HOT they are. ;-)

[@lukemc5800]

Good to see you back, I can only imagine how busy you get especially now being so active with the SFFP. Thanks for all you do.

[@verdagarner5112]

Happy Days are here again watching from USA. Idaho Jack outback is back❤

[@newto4361]

Job well done there,providing a lot of personal satisfaction,fine tuning the operation just that little bit better,cheers.

[@ked7221]

At least the bones are good for your soil -phosphorus. Regina Sask. (Canada) used to be called Pile of Bones (yes, listed that way on the maps of the day) from all the buffalo bones. During WW1 they used the pile up for gunpowder, etc.

[@williamsmith5514]

Your looking good Jack .Must be like a cabbage patch out there mate , a season range farmers could only dream of . praise God !

[@GodfriedFritz]

Hiya Jack, great see you again. Watching from rural South Africa. Gosh you did a hard days. And alone this time.

[@gerrydempsey4443]

Great to see you back. Very interesting subject and interesting to see how the cattle get used to their yards. Whats happened to your offsider. Well done Jack luv ya work.👍👍

[@guyschiefelbein7505]

good yard work i hope it works for you all

[@palfrodelarsen6342]

Good to see you back. Greetings from Norway

[@frankryder9325]

Hi Jack good to see you again !!

[@danknight5019]

Jack great to see you back.

[@aussiedirtmover]

👍👍👍👍Good job on the cattle yards have you thought about creating rails around the top facing out on 45 degree angle might stop the camels jumping at the fence to get in. You could push some pipes in and drop the pre assembled rails in save alot of welding on the job👍👍👍👍 just for good measure add a hot wire ❤❤❤

[@GordonTulett]

Hi keep it up long time to see you hope not so long for next time from gordon uk

[@fightforjustice3744]

Awesome job done, Jack. Welcome back.

[@charlescampion9898]

Good to see you back.

[@veridian79]

Great video mate, a lot of bloody hard yakka especially in the heat. Will be interesting to see how it all works, maybe you could do a video on that one day? When we were ramming posts into hard ground, we would dig a small hole and ram a hose into the ground , sometimes for a few hours. then maybe if you can cut the end of the steel post with a grinder or the gas axe to a sharp V then try ramming them.

[@Ariel-x1x]

Good job mate, looks a lot better.

[@rickfletcher8422]

Predrill the first metre and make sure your dolly is hitting the top of the pipe squarely.

[@bishopkinlyside8477]

Hi lightning Jack, wow didn’t those camels make a mess of that yard good to see you coming back hopefully make some more videos I suppose is a bit like a lot of people we all miss Danny. I know he has to move on to do his own thing but he was such a character a Real Bushey anyway, keep up the good work. Hope the family is doing well. Cliff from Logan City, Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺 I’m on the big island 🏝️

[@leem6011]

Nice hat!

[@peterwoollard288]

Great work Jack

[@peterbaylis2111]

Been Missing yr Vidio,s Jack It looks gd Now its all Cleaned up Waiting for the Next One Cheers

[@annettehewitson6426]

You need to buy a old drill rig down at Kalgoorlie you find that it be easier to put your drill pipe into the ground good video as always.

[@tomahawktom7595]

Welcome back

[@jse3704]

Great content!!

[@nigelmorgan3449]

Jack the strongest weld vertical up good to see your using a stick welder

[@edwardhawkey5714]

Welcome back bro, been waiting patiently from South Africa

[@GodfriedFritz]

Groete van die Noord Kaap

[@Ronlean-vh2fo]

Cannot blame you on that jack

[@dougmcfee8351]

Make enclosures that let the camels in and hold them, they will be easier to eliminate if they are all in one space.

[@yossarianbombardier6823]

Wow! Talk about creatures of habit'....6:25 that brute walks in and 7:40 walks out....through the gates. Hey Jack, how long does it take for the camel bones to reach that picked clean state!? From when they're shot....i guess a lot of feral animals eat the carcass, cats, dogs, dingoes.... Cheers from the East Coast. Great videos!

[@JoelHaggis]

G’day From Joel 🤗

[@davidmontgomery6170]

Sounds like you have been doing it tough for a while

[@haroldmillsap3845]

Looks great, looks like your panels need to be a little heavier material so the camels won't bend them up, at least the top piece.

[@onepup-pr3yl]

$$$$ you can always do anything but there is always a cost attached to it, so you sometimes have to work with what you've got.

[@rock0122]

Good on you Jack, Health and Real life is More important, Just do Videos when you have something to say and not just for the sake of it. we will be here and just wait.

[@bobbythompson3544]

Great to see you returning, where is Danny?

[@onepup-pr3yl]

Danny has gone rec walkabout, back to his sacred place, for some rest and cultural recreation to his luxury apartment with pool in the city, away from all this heat, flies, and bull dust flying around.

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Looks great! 👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

[@motherofdogs27]

Any chance you could sell the bones to be ground up, minerals separated and used to make garden fertilizer? Just thinkin as I was watching you clean them up. Lol

[@focomatic]

Good to see you again, would like to know what distances are involved when you drive/fly to your various places?

[@katherinedickinson7745]

Maybe 1600 sq miles is my guess. Or 40 x 40

[@tjfishing2714]

Don't forget to add a like 👍

[@littlehills]

run the bones through chipper / ball mill ect for fertilizer ?

[@brettmather989]

Gaday Jack . How would ya go with a two yard fence. As in just watched ya do a one yard fence but build a second fence 1200 H 700d around the first fence. Allowing an adult to rear to get it front legs over just to go hard up against the first fence. Lossing all it's power. But letting it rear to get back out to look for another way in. Thinking outside the box.

[@Muffinrando]

Good to see you nack

[@PaulZ-mann]

why are all of the old tired placed around the water tank?

[@BearlyOutdoors]

Do you ever find surface gold when you are out working?

[@davidmontgomery6170]

Where has your offsider gone. Is he still with you?

[@littlehills]

did u watch that tree ripping video to sprount new sapling i left you link in last video?

[@haydenbretton2990]

Just an idea Jack, would a large stone collecting machine rake up those camel bones?

[@jack_out_the_back]

Yeah it would do a great job, also our chain rake would do it really well.

[@andrewwebb2691]

You could of done with a bit of help with that

[@quentinjackson3778]

😢why all the skeleton remains all over the yard 😢

[@onepup-pr3yl]

Keep watching the channel and you will find the answer, here's a little clue for you, flying lead has something to do with it!

[@quentinjackson3778]

@@onepup-pr3yl omg a mass shooting

[@chuckeelhart1746]

Where’s Danny?????

[@SuperWabbo]

Thanks for posting Jack. We really appreciate the video's. Keep it up. Importantly take care of yourself. I believe the politics is what destroys us in that there are plain stupid things (Woke Politics) going on that unfortunately we cannot do much about and that leads to stress and burn out. The sooner we remove the WOKE Greens as a political party the better and that will relieve pressure on Labor and may be we can get back to caring for Australia and our primary producers and communities. City based politics does not work for the Nation as a whole. Let politics slide, do more on the land , do more content and take care.

[@scottessery100]

Is it ever not scorching 🥵 hot

[@robsin2810]

Out of interest. No Danny…..

[@SurreyJ]

Yoooo Jack where’s your boy Danny? He should’ve been there to help you out

[@JoelHaggis]

Just a thought. Char made from bone from what I have read does a good job of removing heavy metals from solution. May be of interest and / or research when you have plenty available… 🫡☮️✨🇦🇺

[@onepup-pr3yl]

Bones can also be ground up and mixed with flour as an expander to make bread, similar to what drug dealers do when they mix laxatives, and baby formula with their shit to bulk it out. It also makes good fertilizer for your cabbages and tomatoes.

[@neilward9932]

@@onepup-pr3yl Also mixed with clay to make bone china, for pottery