How to nose peg a camel

Neil Guru Waters appears again with his tools for nose pegging camels. Nose pegs are important when doing long trips with camels and stops them dragging on the camel in front when using neck ropes only. Teaching a camel to use them is a delicate process and takes time and patience. Once they learn will lead easily and can be ridden with reins attached. Pegs are find necessary when working bulls together. The method we use allows them to heal quickly and can be used within a week. Camels cannot have bits in the mouth like a horse because they are cud chewing animals and just a using neck ropes are to powerful to pull up. So here is how we nose peg a camel.
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Music: Missing Persons - Jeremy Blake

[@naseralkewani7534]

Mr. Campbell, I appreciate your efforts to provide this wonderful content that suits the followers. I respect what you do for these cute camels. Keep going and we are wait for more videos 😊

[@lukecampbelladventures]

Thank you, they are coming along well time to start the long journey

[@Darkeyedgem]

Miss Blackie adores you!

[@pasadobhikkhu8440]

They all seem to even after that. So incredible

[@UnStrungHero]

Not too traumatic at all. Easier than gelding horses by far. Thank you, Luke, for showing us.

[@lukecampbelladventures]

They took it really well, time to teach them nose lines now

[@gerardrenehan510]

Excellent video. Looking forward to watching your epic trek up the west Australian coast. It's plainly obvious you are a natural with these fascinating animals.

[@lukecampbelladventures]

Thanks mate long walk ahead through some epic country will head inland towards the Pilbara

[@gazt657]

Respect brother thanks for the update 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻

[@w91w91]

مرحبا سيد لوك شكرا على مقاطعك الجميله و وقتك صدقني أنت تستثمر في صحتك و نتمى لك الصحه الجيده

[@lukecampbelladventures]

Thank you it is a healthy life out here walking with the camels

[@pasadobhikkhu8440]

Nice one luke, great channel. Great lessons. They are such beautiful creatures, u are fortunate indeed to be working with em. I was lucky enuff to run into u in the shopping centre at the time of the gas plant nonsense. And I also was fortunate to spend some time with ol mate from shark bay and his camels and it was then that I learnt what incredible creatures they are. Like big ol puppy dogs. If one treats them right, like u do. Your respect for them is infectious. I wish u every good blessings my friend

[@lukecampbelladventures]

Thank you this mob like hypo dogs here all the bulls together but they getting there

[@leilamorgan8008]

💜💜💜💜💜

[@danielbarendsen9883]

Make a video of your goats pls

[@lukecampbelladventures]

I'll put some in the next vid classic characters

[@user-McGiver]

cool!... did you gave'em a tat too, or just the nose ring?...

[@lukecampbelladventures]

Full punk now just got to grow their hump mohawk back now

[@anitabransden1286]

Thanks for sharing Luke 👍 what does the future hold for all the bulls? Will they remain entire or do they get castrated eventually? Hope youre having an awesome walk (very jealous) enjoy

[@lukecampbelladventures]

The 3 new bulls will on arrival for their job on cable beach but will remain bulls for the walk they all getting along for now

[@lunaleona7395]

Do you use paw paw ointment? Just like an earring, too easy Luke. Nice one Neil “Guru” Waters 😊

[@lukecampbelladventures]

Yes I do use paw paw got a tub from Neil and apply it every day they all good now

[@stevecannard5996]

Old Neil , looking like old Noel . Had to look twice , thought is was Noel at the start. 😂😂

[@lukecampbelladventures]

@@stevecannard5996 legends mate dying breed for sure

[@smalloscar1]

What are those birds ?

[@lukecampbelladventures]

Might be the goats in the background

[@UnStrungHero]

The birds at the beginning? They look kinda like pigeons to me.

[@pasadobhikkhu8440]

Pink and grey Galah. A type of parrot

[@lukecampbelladventures]

Ahhh they are gallahs