Lived on a station in Queensland growing up. Always check the vehicle and your spares before you go. Take extra food and water, keep some tin food in the vehicle at all times. Tools, such as spanners, sockets screwdrivers and a hammer. Tape and wire (plain fencing) This is just a general comment and not directed at any one. When changing tyres or making repairs, chock the vehicle. Always have something between the chassis and the ground (such as a spare tyre) in a 4wd sometimes under the axle is better. A falling vehicle is deadly if you're under it. A fallen vehicle can be very difficult to jack up if your axle is touching the ground. Lastly, always tell someone when, where and when to expect you by in case you don't make it back.
First time watching and brought back memories when I worked up in Weipa on the RAAF base as an electrician, very hot and hard lifestyle but great experience cheers to your hard work I know from experience. 🖖
Wow it brings back memories its all hands on deck when working at cattle stations . Long hours n the pay packet is bloody good n also the experience . I gave 5 years of my life at the cattle station where i worked up north very hot but u get use to it after awhile .
Greetings all the from the Lone Star State (Texas). Seeing all of the cattle reminds me of the time that my family owned a cattle ranch. Unfortunately we sold the ranch in 2004 after my dad was diagnosed with cancer in 2001, seeing these videos sure make me miss the cattle ranching days.
G'day Damian, Texas would be a change of scenery for us. We have never been to America but it might be on the cards in the future. Glad you enjoyed the ep.
@@johnnunn8688 if you can deal with the conditions, know how to do the job and know all the safety precautions and have a long distance radio then No it doesn’t matter where you’re born and where you live
Bought back memories of working on victory downs station during my year in Aus. The early starts were a killer but learnt so much! Fencing has to be the worlds worst job though did you guys do much of it?
My uncle put one of his horses into a free calf pen next to a full pen of calves once (all his stables were takin up and the weather was too bad to leave the mare outside) and the calves took a liking to eating at her tail, a calf choaked and died and i remember pulling hair out of a few throats.....that happend more than once, he didnt learn the first time i gues😂
Music could be better, for this sort of video, also don’t try to record and talk in the wind , otherwise good information on the station , looks like you are enjoying the work .
Top vlog looks so interesting and could be a great way of life you guys have enjoy
Beautiful country down there! It’s on my bucket list visit this beautiful country
Nice one guys! Station life looks rough but enjoyable!
Lived on a station in Queensland growing up.
Always check the vehicle and your spares before you go.
Take extra food and water, keep some tin food in the vehicle at all times.
Tools, such as spanners, sockets screwdrivers and a hammer. Tape and wire (plain fencing)
This is just a general comment and not directed at any one. When changing tyres or making repairs, chock the vehicle. Always have something between the chassis and the ground (such as a spare tyre) in a 4wd sometimes under the axle is better. A falling vehicle is deadly if you're under it. A fallen vehicle can be very difficult to jack up if your axle is touching the ground.
Lastly, always tell someone when, where and when to expect you by in case you don't make it back.
First time watching and brought back memories when I worked up in Weipa on the RAAF base as an electrician, very hot and hard lifestyle but great experience cheers to your hard work I know from experience. 🖖
Wow it brings back memories its all hands on deck when working at cattle stations .
Long hours n the pay packet is bloody good n also the experience . I gave 5 years of my life at the cattle station where i worked up north very hot but u get use to it after awhile .
Greetings all the from the Lone Star State (Texas). Seeing all of the cattle reminds me of the time that my family owned a cattle ranch. Unfortunately we sold the ranch in 2004 after my dad was diagnosed with cancer in 2001, seeing these videos sure make me miss the cattle ranching days.
G'day Damian, Texas would be a change of scenery for us. We have never been to America but it might be on the cards in the future. Glad you enjoyed the ep.
i would love to live and work on a cattle station in Australia. Looks like paradise to me
Where were you brought up and where do you live now?
@@johnnunn8688doesn’t matter where as long as you know how to do the job
@@jordancullen4134, it most certainly does matter. Outback Australia is a shocking place if you are not inured to it.
@@johnnunn8688 if you can deal with the conditions, know how to do the job and know all the safety precautions and have a long distance radio then No it doesn’t matter where you’re born and where you live
@@jordancullen4134, yes, yes it does.
What an experience!! 6 weeks of adventures that very few get to experience. Nice guys!!
+Lost and Loving It We think everyone who is traveling has to try it once! It was a unreal experience.
I have watched This a few times,
I like These Station videos the best... 😆👍
We have another station video going up tomorrow but we were working too much this time to make another big video.
Hay guy's just found this video and I am grateful we are looking at getting some station work atm, gave me some insite into the job
Glad to help Daniel! We loved it on the station and dearly miss it. Best off luck!
LOL. When you where rolling the tank along, it reminded me a of dung beetle pushing his "stuff" along.
Great adventure guys, that is my job dream, keep going with your post, good luck and lots of fun cheers
Thanks Carlos!
Wow that would have been such a great experience
Station life, BEST LIFE!
Thank you for what you guys do
Cheers Dan 🤙
awesome, just spend 3 month doing station work in aus, miss it.
Great vlog guys.
Cool... 👍😄 thanks
That's my work on late 2007 until 2011 on stanbroke pastoral co i really mis that work..
It's a good life.
That’s what I do I’m a contractor caretaker on large properties in the west and northwest Qld cheers 👍🍻🇦🇺
What is the pay like Iv wanted to go out for a while
What style/ brand is that black hat the missus has got on love it
Its an Akubra, not sure on the model though.
Bought back memories of working on victory downs station during my year in Aus. The early starts were a killer but learnt so much! Fencing has to be the worlds worst job though did you guys do much of it?
Hey Jack, the station is that big that they only fence around the bores, so no we didnt do much of it.
Amazing,
ребята молодцы (тоже там жил 5 лет)
Wow. God bless.
Thank you for your video! How did you find this job?
We found this one on a Facebook ad, we will be doing a video on how we get work shortly so make sure you're subbed 😀🤙
How do they get power to move the water? I saw no solar panels or electric lines???
Hey Jack, they have diesel pumps and solar pumps.
Sparkys on the loose Is underground water to deep for windmills?
@@jacksprat7087 They had windmills but they were too much maintenance. Solar is by far the best for them.
how do you go about getting a job at a station?
Great video
Thanks!
My uncle put one of his horses into a free calf pen next to a full pen of calves once (all his stables were takin up and the weather was too bad to leave the mare outside) and the calves took a liking to eating at her tail, a calf choaked and died and i remember pulling hair out of a few throats.....that happend more than once, he didnt learn the first time i gues😂
Oh my that's different, silly things need constant care haha.
I swear calves are like toddlers!
Really basic question, cattle eat grass. There appears to be no grass. How do they get by.
They eat the natural plants, plenty of food for them out there.
Great video!!!
Thanks Dennis! We had some fun making that one.
What sort of money roughly would a station hand make?
Minimum wage usually.
STEP 5, clip that thieving cat around the ear!
Music could be better, for this sort of video, also don’t try to record and talk in the wind , otherwise good information on the station , looks like you are enjoying the work .
why can't the music be the same volume as the talking i get tried of it and shut it off.
What those cattle eating not seeing too much grass
This centre of Australia doesn't grow grass, more plants and flowers. With the amount of cattle and how healthy they are, I wouldn't worry too much 😀
Why so many bottle calves?
They just had the muster and being the largest privately owned theirs a lot of cattle.
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10:43 🐱🙋😎😁
What station were you guys on?
What station was it??
How can I come work ther 😉😉
With hard work and dedication.
Cade.o capim para o gado so tem terra?
English?
@@Sparkysontheloose nao sou brasileiro lingua portuguesa
Nice 🥃 👍🏻
What station was this ? Great video btw
colby boland it looks like Coolibah
Lachlan Ross coolibah is further north
sound and music i very bad gott turn it off?
Not that bad, good content?
Red planet
That water looks nasty!
It did need a full flush but with the amount of cattle it's wasn't going to happen. It's fresh bore water entering so nothing stagnant.
I want to work with you as a farm hand if you sponsor me I am from pakistan
Sorry, we're Full..
Destinatinabernilartributionibillyassenteenudills😢
How about no music?why do you feel it necessary to use it? Your commentary is all that's needed. My humble opinion
Just keeps the flow going. Check out our newer episodes, we have improved a lot. Thanks for the feedback.