Roundup at the Outback: Cattle Tagging and Bull Wrangling

[@monkeylovingtroglody]

Love the authenticity. Enjoying the camera being pointed at others a bit too.

[@bishopkinlyside8477]

Hi guys, it’s wonderful to see a working station and how you all work together as a team just fantastic. I really appreciate you guys for what you do on the land keep up the good work , Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia 🇦🇺👨🏻‍🦽

[@cantwellron11]

Jasmine is very confident has she back ground in cattle and farming she very hands on ,,, lucky man Jack CHEERS TOO ALL YOU FELLAS

[@rodlister3098]

Seat belts for your safety guys.. Roll over can hurt. Gr8 content and camera quality.

[@rw_too]

Well, you learn something new every day - or is that every video? Today’s learning: It’s Bungarra. On an earlier video I heard “bung arrow” and I thought WTF is a “bung arrow”. And, Wikipedia tells me that a Bungarra is also known as a sand goanna, a racehorse goanna, or a sand monitor. Go Gaz, Go!

[@theolfella-d2u]

Thanks Jack n all the crew for a very interesting an fun year. Stay safe and looking forward to the New year with you again. The Ole Fella Greg.🤎

[@whallengwh]

Brings back great memories from my younger days working the yards at Mt Augusta on holidays.

[@CathiVW]

Love your channel. It’s so interesting. I have so much respect for your hard work & abilities.

[@andrewross5346]

Amazing content mate on behalf of all your supporters/ subscribers keep up the great work that you and your family do We appreciate it Happy New Year May 2024 be a safe and happy year for you all

[@walterwaller9784]

Jack at 10:38 Jasmine and your dad said “that big horny one” I am still laughing. I’m so 13 at mid 40’s. lol Really good looking specimens in the first pin. My grandpa got kicked once when we were working the cattle and I said well don’t hold his ears down like that and he will quit kicking you. He didn’t find it funny like I did and I had to go to the truck for a bit. If you had a garden those ashes would make for great mix in the soil! Great stuff from everyone in this one guys! Keep it up and going.

[@sandradunbar339]

Its funny, Danny finally has a word and informs us he is from 150 Km east of Fitzroy station, yes i know where that is, I was there many years ago and spent a couple of nights camping there. Actually ran into a American mountain lion eating Roo kill on the side of the road ( near Halls Creek), which when I got out of the vehicle to photograph but he growled and hissed and was pissed and I promptly hopped back into my vehicle. Still trying to work out how he was there but others state was most likely a result of a American unit mascot of WW2. But have still not worked exactly where your station is, but I will work it out. Relatively new subscriber to your channel; wonderful to follow a real Australian channel experience. Did not take me long to work out who the boss was and your children are darlings.

[@prestonrushing9591]

Amazing work 🐄

[@granthatcher-yp2wp]

Some really nice looking calves there 👍👍

[@ridingwithjack2037]

Great work guys always one of my favourite jobs has been tagging quick effiencent and doesn't take the piss out of you as much as some like sorting the yards. have a good one mate and happy new year.

[@salmonhunter7414]

Love Hereford cattle. We had pulled Hereford growing up.

[@veridian79]

How do you decide what Bulls to cull and what one's to keep on the station?

[@haydenbretton2990]

Hi Jack, your beef stock is very impressive, great conformation, are they all Brahman x Angus or others. I am really hooked on your posts, "Jack Out The Back", I am a 3 score and 20 years old slaughter man, army service as a butcher a number 1 fan.

[@TezoshoroopSarkar]

I love the vids

[@matthewdibb9048]

Happy new year from the uk

[@Drmcclung]

Dang, was so close to seeing one of those lizards up close! The one I got schooled on 😂 Another fun vid, thanks guys. What's your side arm there Jack?

[@jeffrogonzalo5067]

You could try modifying some Milwaukee pruning shears. Tig weld the ear markers on the shears have battery operated ear markers

[@RhondaArmstrong-y3y]

Thanks

[@peterbaylis2111]

Gd Vidio Jack Keep them Coming

[@djturnerue]

nice vid thanks

[@djturnerue]

CANADA LOVES YOU

[@mauricefitzgerald9898]

When you are notching the ear or removing horns, do you not have issues with flies bothering the cattle afterwards?

[@bw_merlin]

What is the purpose of the tyres placed around the water trough?

[@psyman_sez]

Gaz was the only smart one to wear a seat belt.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

What cattle do you run over there ? [Who does the breeding ? ]

[@troybond5426]

What breed of cattle do you AOL raise? & do they have a good fat content ?

[@robberteckel4565]

do you have crows out there

[@williamsmith5514]

Out side stimulation is important for your well being Mate . Continue to let the spirit of God flow thru you for enhancement of others around . Praise God .

[@rossdunkley9791]

With the camels being classed as vermin/ feral do you require a permit to shoot them or just permission from the land owner/ manager.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I'm told the ashes of a camel makes good soap. Was someone pulling my chain ?

[@kds3538]

Stocks condition is remarkable given the environment. Just how supplemental feeding y'all have to do.

[@sandradunbar339]

I see you have the" branch loppers" there to shorten the horns on the animal's and it suddenly clicked on why in a previous video you were found covered in blood as the animals went up the chute for transportation. 2 questions, how short should you cut the horns and when are they too long and when should they be left alone. (too much blood loss). Second question as i am a diabetic and have to take blood thinners, how do you get the blood splatter stain's out in the laundry . Sorry just have thrown out too many clothes due to blood stains.

[@annemarie7682]

Blood stains , cold water on stains few drops of hand soap , rubbing it with your fingers , rinse the spot in cold water ,

[@huntingandstuff9489]

What do the cows eat around there? Looks almost completely barren

[@kelseywigg7908]

Yeah i was wondering what the main feed is over there...here in tas my sheep are on grass all year round...dont see much at all.

[@jakedouglas7513]

I know gaz I played footy in Esperance against him

[@homey3051]

Where is your EID tag reader located. Do you record the weight, sex and how old and location.

[@jimmyrecard6021]

I noticed jack carrying a pistol in the thigh holster. whats that for?

[@homey3051]

Protection while he's is in the yard It's about the only time he can carry and use a pistol on the ranch.

[@mupdog9697]

Imagine if I had a name like Jimmy Recard! 😜

[@jimmyrecard6021]

@@mupdog9697 the king of the cards

[@ChrisSmith_bike]

Jack being the boss is hardly in the yards and those that are in the yards are not wearing side arms, so it is not for protection from the cattle.. I do not know for sure, but having worked in cattle yards I would think the side arm is for any cattle that may get injured in the cattle yards and need to be put down humanly and quickly.

[@scottclark4363]

Snakes and such

[@huntingandstuff9489]

Did i see a hay stack?

[@colingiles5074]

How embarrassing. Having to tow a Toyota with a Triton😢 1:02:17

[@Spotinski1972]

Ear marker needs longer handles

[@elliotjoseph6093]

I have a question, the camels you shoot in the outback do you collect them and give the meat to Aboriginal families or you just leave them out there?

[@xuejiaoxu6778]

There are lots of food safety rules around that. Even processing for dog food is not viable as there is no facilities in the bush.

[@sandradunbar339]

Why do you assume Aboriginal families would enjoy camel meal, Camels are not a native of Australia and are an introduce species and are classified as a pest species.

[@Swen-o5c]

Get rid of that hi vis it's not a mine site

[@nativeindian8672]

No vaccines wow

[@troybond5426]

Is China buying farm land from farmers in Australia?

[@bengiacomo7333]

Jack mate love the Channel your content is awesome, but recommend you keep the videos to less than 20min, there’s a reason most of KZbin vids are that length, it’ll help you take off!

[@joshdv4653]

Nah not for me… love the long form daily real life vids

[@jenaemarieAZ]

Not for me either. I like them longer!

[@anthonyjohnson100]

I understand controlling populations of animals but horses are pretty useful animals that are usually more valuable than cattle but I guess they’d need to be broke and trained. I’d have a bit of a hard time killing horses by the dozens. Wouldn’t china want to buy them for farming or food? Tongans eat horses here in Hawaii.

[@Drmcclung]

That's funny, trying to catch and transport wild horses, out in the middle of nowhere at that 😂 My God the logistics cost alone!!!