KANGAROOS, BUSHTUCKER and a legendary ABORIGINAL ELDER.

[@idontcareatallism]

LOL best intro ever

[@micham9781]

Recovery from Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@KiwiBushcraftAndSurvival]

Thanks man, your humor brightened up my morning.

[@sunesnigel]

Fantastic content!

[@mrbenno]

Just found your Cape York video and then this one. Sensational. In your stop over with the film makers was that Jan C...? Met her a few years back, what a lovely lady.

[@sunesnigel]

Would love to see an episode where you and Rusty go for a walkabout.

[@OutbackMike]

Thanks. I’m hoping that might happen sometime in future.

[@kit2130]

Nice!

[@petebrooke7683]

Great work Mike - keeping it real. Great info 👍

[@deemcgee8438]

Awesome Mike! Really enjoyable watch. Look forward to the next episode.

[@OutbackMike]

Thanks Mac🙂

[@skintslots]

You remind me of a young Michael Bevan,the former Aussie cricketer. Great content in these videos mate.

[@OutbackMike]

Thank you!

[@rowanferguson]

Well done mate, entertaining and informative.

[@OutbackMike]

Thanks Fergo🙂

[@teeanahera8949]

Those Agile wallabies were fat as. I’m used to seeing ticks attack the ears of swamp wallabies in NSW, poor little guys sometimes have half and ear missing due to the resulting infections. I think I’d be too scared of breaking a tooth by eating those brachychiton seeds, apparently you can grind them up, the flowers and roots are edible too. The elder sure knew his stuff although ringworm is not a worm or parasite, it’s just a fungal infection.

[@keithburlison2479]

For the aerial shots do have preference between Zoom or Pro or have you moved onto another drone ?

[@OutbackMike]

Still using the zoom. The next one I’d get would be the Air 2, unless something newer comes out before hand.