This will be our final episode documenting our time working on a remote Australian outback station.

In this video we share with you how thousands of sheep are mustered on these enormous outback stations.
This muster involves a team effort from a pilot in his light aircraft, motorcycles, a buggie and of course the trusty sheep dogs.

Thousands of sheep are moved through difficult terrain over long distances. The sheep are then drafted, marked and tagged before being moved back to the paddocks.

We hope you enjoy this video and for those who choose to eat meat please remember this is where it comes from.
We make no apologies for those that may take offence to us documenting this topic.
This is how it happens and as far as meat production goes these sheep live a free range life on hundreds of thousands of acres unlike some other methods of meat production.

We recently heard that a lot of children these days have no idea where their meat actually comes from. Instead believing that it comes in a plastic box from a supermarket.
We're firm believers in education in all it's forms and we reckon this video is a good one to open the eyes on how your lamb chops arrive on your plate.

Take care everyone and be sure to tune in next week as we are back on the road in our Land Rover Defender and Four Wheel camper GrizzlyNbear and headed to some spectacular locations 😉

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