Working with large animals is quite different. You’ll never overpower them, but you can sure out think them more people need to feel that way and think that way. you’re excellent with the way you train your animals.🌳🐪🌳
Brilliant can’t wait to be educated at a pace that as a camel I can absorb 😂 I’m up to introducing loads to my camels when you show us how to do it right 👍 safe travels
Watching from Pakistan U have Superb skills Camel is a very respected animal in Muslim society. Its milk is very healthy and meat is Halal for us to eat. Its very sad to see people killing camels like killing an infection. Australian government should do research on camel milk and meat and compare it with pig and publish the results to public and let them decide which meat they want to consume.. Ur doing a great work
You are travelling through awesome country that I know well. Your best mates enjoy their trekking and we look forward to your videos. I hope there will be many more. Thanks again.
One of my favourite parts of the adventure to watch so far. Some really great information in there, thankyou for creating and sharing Luke and Lu. travel safe 🙂 ps its been pretty cold here in SA, but so far 2 red belly blacks have needed to be "removed" from the house yard in the last week, so watch your swag 😉
Positive charged episode 🙌🏼 Great to see you in your element and also looking back at the journey from March- you’all looking more relaxed and in the zone as a travelling cosmic 🐪train 😅
I’ve been off the air for a bit Luke you seem to making good progress and the camels are looking good. Love your choice of music for the vids. The musician and film editor is coming out big time🎶👏👍 Cheers mate
Hey Luke. Since I’ve been watching your videos I’ve noticed how observant the camels are. They seem to be looking off into the distance. Just an observation. Great video guys, thank you and stay safe.
They sure like the travelling, camels are natural roamers and travel over large distances, been a big eye opener for them and I love there look when in new country
I really admire your spirit and love for camels and desert expeditions. Have you read a book called "The Arabian Sands" by sir Wilfred Thesiger? He was the third westerner to cross the empty quarter desert by camels. If you haven't I highly recommend it.
@@davidgranger6544 definately settles them as the 4 bulls now are starting to rutt. They can be a handful but good work does them well, usually are cut during the summer months when out of season
Them sunsets never get old.
great episode your buds from canada
Absolute Legend
Working with large animals is quite different. You’ll never overpower them, but you can sure out think them more people need to feel that way and think that way. you’re excellent with the way you train your animals.🌳🐪🌳
@@leilamorgan8008 thank you, these mob are really getting their game now, they are all rutting now so extra care needed
Brilliant can’t wait to be educated at a pace that as a camel I can absorb 😂 I’m up to introducing loads to my camels when you show us how to do it right 👍 safe travels
beautiful country mate, another great video.
Thanks for all the good camp info - I’m learning heaps 🙏🏻
Another wonderful episode of those awesome camels , stunning country and information +++++++ . Thanks Luke and Ludi .
Thanks was great guys, lots of camel info.....bravo
Hi,good accomodation with outstanding view s. Debbie 😊
Watching from Pakistan
U have Superb skills
Camel is a very respected animal in Muslim society.
Its milk is very healthy and meat is Halal for us to eat.
Its very sad to see people killing camels like killing an infection.
Australian government should do research on camel milk and meat and compare it with pig and publish the results to public and let them decide which meat they want to consume..
Ur doing a great work
Great job mate
You are travelling through awesome country that I know well. Your best mates enjoy their trekking and we look forward to your videos. I hope there will be many more. Thanks again.
@@PaulaS-jd9ts great country out here and greening up after recent rains still a long way to go
One of my favourite parts of the adventure to watch so far. Some really great information in there, thankyou for creating and sharing Luke and Lu. travel safe 🙂
ps its been pretty cold here in SA, but so far 2 red belly blacks have needed to be "removed" from the house yard in the last week, so watch your swag 😉
@@anitabransden1286 lucky no snakes in the swag and it's getting cold here we are half way now, too many miles left but loving the journey
Positive charged episode 🙌🏼
Great to see you in your element and also looking back at the journey from March- you’all looking more relaxed and in the zone as a travelling cosmic 🐪train 😅
@@treewhisperer07 been out here a while now, just about to start the second half and looking forward to the big blue again
I’ve been off the air for a bit Luke you seem to making good progress and the camels are looking good. Love your choice of music for the vids. The musician and film editor is coming out big time🎶👏👍 Cheers mate
We getting there mate still a few miles to go, good to be on it and the camels are going well, starting to rutt now keeping me on my toes
Hey Luke. Since I’ve been watching your videos I’ve noticed how observant the camels are. They seem to be looking off into the distance. Just an observation. Great video guys, thank you and stay safe.
They sure like the travelling, camels are natural roamers and travel over large distances, been a big eye opener for them and I love there look when in new country
Hello from Melbourne.🦘
I really admire your spirit and love for camels and desert expeditions. Have you read a book called "The Arabian Sands" by sir Wilfred Thesiger?
He was the third westerner to cross the empty quarter desert by camels. If you haven't I highly recommend it.
I will check that book out sounds awesome thank you take care
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Hi Luke you might have said before ,did they castrate the young males and did it make them more docile
@@davidgranger6544 definately settles them as the 4 bulls now are starting to rutt. They can be a handful but good work does them well, usually are cut during the summer months when out of season
What are the temperatures like there this time of year?
@@Kyle-ir3bz getting cold out here down to 6 degrees at night a good camp fire sure helps
Thanks was great guys, lots of camel info.....bravo