Fences vanished & a sick bull...

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• OU

  @OutbackOffroadNT · 2 years ago · pinned

  Sorry about the wind noise folks. I went back to the bull in the morning  after speaking to the old man and he was dead unfortunately, I knew he was obviously pretty buggered when I was trying to get him up but you just never know, let him rest over night. When I went back he had moved about 5 meters.

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• BR

  @brick4x48 · 2 years ago

  Being a city boy its good to see  how things are done on stations

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• AR

  @ARCHIES_79_LC · 2 years ago

  Appreciate the effort you put into these videos while working mate. I can see it’s frustrating at times but personally I think you have the content to make something out of this and I reckon plenty of others would agree too. Those are grader blades I change them regularly. Very sad the bull didn’t make it.

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• RO

  @RoamingRooma · 2 years ago

  Look at the sky with clouds. Beautiful country mate

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• BL

  @blakesmith2228 · 1 year ago

  “Motor car” love it 😂

• KY

  @kymmarshall1116 · 9 months ago

  Bloody marvellous Regan . What a talented young fella you are. Mr. Innovation 👍🏾🇦🇺

• KE

  @kenneth1711 · 1 year ago

  Never enough hours in the day love your effort and how biz you are love the country scenes keep sharing your vids GG

• RO

  @RoamingRooma · 2 years ago

  It is hard working in the station. Love to see more of these everyday yard duties if you can posted

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• RO

  @ronhughes1805 · 8 months ago

  Very much appreciate time taken to video considering the workload. Amazing country that you certainly hit the mark with camera and drone photography.

• FA

  @fatmanoverlanding · 2 years ago

  Another day in the office for you by the looks of things.  Another interesting insights in a day in the life of a station hand / bore man / jack of all trades.  Good one mate.  I hope the bull ended up OK.

• NI

  @nigelmorgan3449 · 2 years ago

  Matey thanks for sharing your day on the station

• MA

  @MattysWorkshop · 2 years ago

  Great episode mate, there’s always something something going on that’s for sure, cheers