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It's safe to say that 90% of our mustering is Not this crazy thankfully. But just thankful no one got hurt. Tune in next week when I get them in again to sell.
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[@darylstorer3369]

Thank you Josh. Full on rounding them cows up cobber. Job well done mate. 🤠

[@MrMousley]

Impressed by your driving skills through the trees I was tucking my elbows in. Thankful that your boss escaped with only a scratch. I must admit to holding my breath once or twice. It looked a bit sticky around the standing water. The scope on the gun remained pretty true when you checked it. Good video this week, enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@intothenight1993]

@@MrMousley after a fair bit of experience the quad becomes like an extension of your body. You know its limits. 👌

[@wra64dashcamtruck]

“One little scratch” true Australian answer. Another great video on what you do on the farm. 👍🏽👍🏽

[@davidhandyman7571]

That certainly was a good torture test for that scope.

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Thats a lot of work! Thanks for sharing my friend!

[@garymadden2656]

Great video Josh that was some work gathering up all them cattle and driving 💪👌

[@intothenight1993]

Haha yes it certainly was.

[@jasonclark950]

Great footage! You need to get a drone so you can check for cattle out in the distance. Cheers

[@intothenight1993]

@@jasonclark950 I have and I’ve used it there before to check them but it’s not good enough to get them in. 😂

[@chriswoods2263]

Scrubbers and forestry land is always hard work, my cousins and I used to do a lot of mustering in forestry's using horses. We would go through at least 2-3 horses a day because it was so hard on them, and you always felt it at the end of the day.

[@intothenight1993]

@@chriswoods2263 I can imagine. I’m so glad we don’t use horses anymore

[@gp3829]

Hi Josh, another good video to watch, thank you. Wearing my H&S Jobs-worth Hat (again) I have often thought to myself that if that were me out there riding that Bike, I would be wearing a Motorcyclist's Crash Helmet. The Terrain looked particularly dangerous, with the puddles and fallen trees all over.

[@intothenight1993]

@@gp3829 I have worn them a bit but I find for mustering they block too much of your vision. You just have to ride to the conditions and remember if you don’t feel comfortable going fast then don’t. It’s better to let the cattle beat you than have an accident.

[@johnjordan4647]

Gee at the start of the video Josh it was very damp in that paddock. Have to agree with you about having a couple of dogs when they we’re playing silly buggers and hiding in the scrub. Thanks for the video. Amazing that the sights weren’t out too much on the rifle considering the treatment it got on the quad 😅

[@SMarkar14]

Thanks for sharing another eventful day at the office Josh. I hope they didn't cut too dark. I hope the young fella bought a Lotto ticket after that because a few years ago one of Australia's best Paralympic shooters wasn't so lucky when he rolled his quad bike while mustering cattle.

[@Lz2024]

Another great vid thanks...God bless ya

[@intothenight1993]

@@Lz2024 thanks mate. You too.

[@azamyahmad]

Another beautiful sharing adventure documentary countryside .. and great video upload share .. million thanks Josh ..

[@veridian79]

Niffty bit of bush bashing there Josh. Be careful out there,. Looks like you need to drag some of those logs out of the bush for firewood, so you don't crash into them mate.

[@intothenight1993]

@@veridian79 yes the whole place needs a fair bit of work with the dozer and stick rake but finding the time is the issue.

[@andrewh6034]

Glad there was no serious incident. Might be some more moist weather coming?

[@petelumley1578]

That must be tough on the arms and shoulders. I’m glad the old fella is ok

[@intothenight1993]

@@petelumley1578 it’s not too bad. The bikes have electric power steering and I ride with my arms and legs bent to allow the bike to move under me without knocking me around too much. It is very mentally and physically draining though as you have to be extremely switched on to be about to be reading the cattle to put yourself in the right place but as well as be constantly watching the ground and planning a safe path through and around obstacles. Definitely takes a lot of practice and experience makes you better at it. But I’ve been mustering here on quads for 13 years. And when you know a paddock well and where you can and can’t ride it makes it a lot easier😂

[@petelumley1578]

@@intothenight1993 There is definitely no substitute for experience, and you demonstrate plenty of that. I really enjoy your channel. Stay safe buddy.

[@intothenight1993]

@@petelumley1578 thanks mate.

[@tallboy49]

Looks like you need a good dog to help get them out of the scrub. You must have had some good rain lately going on how much water is in the melon holes.

[@intothenight1993]

@@tallboy49 yes we certainly do. Would make the job so much easier. We had good rain about 3 months ago but the melon holes hold water like a bottle. They hold water for up to 12 months in the bigger ones.

[@shalininaicker]

Next video ATV repairs and maintinance LOL. Lucky your boss is OK. What are your thoughts on the mandatory roll bars on new ATVs now ?

[@intothenight1993]

@@shalininaicker haha I have one that I’ve been meaning to put together for ages and never got around to it. 😂 I think the roll bars on quads are a terrible idea and I probably wouldn’t be here today if my quad had one on it.

[@braddaley1255]

The are very dangerous. I know of a few that have snapped their neck from ducking under trees and forgetting the bar is there. Have rolled one twice because of the bar one here on our farm. The ring ones are a bit better though.

[@samual3467]

Josh How Do. Fair to say my hat got wiped off. Would you mind popping back to pick it up sometime please. Cattle are a credit to you and your family. Regards Sam.

[@motorwelder]

Good vid mate, that water holds up for a while doesn't it..

[@motorwelder]

Glad Mr B was ok as well, tough old codger

[@intothenight1993]

@@motorwelder haha yes. He is 87

[@7purse]

What's the name of the chemicals they use for the tee tree? And did you say planes are spraying the chemicals?

[@intothenight1993]

@@7purse yes we had a plane come and drop Grassland Pellets. It does kill tee tree a bit but not as well as brigalow suckers.

[@The_RealChocolatethecat]

Find out where that bull come from

[@intothenight1993]

@@The_RealChocolatethecat yes he was the neighbour’s bull and he came straight over and picked him up. 👍