Gday Josh….I’m getting along a little in years these days and the body can hardly remember when the hips and knees would be pain free, but your videos put all these complaints to rest….So many memories are realised with all your presentations and I am sure there are many like me who appreciate the invitation to share some of your day with you. Thanks Josh.

Brings back some memories that does! Spent most school holidays in the truck with the stepfather carrying sheep, cattle, goats and pigs. Looks heaps easier than loading from the rear door like we has too. My brother lost the tip of his finger when he had his hand in the wrong place winching the ramp up. Most places didn't have those fancy double ramps back then either.

I am always impressed with the skills of those who drive semis but B-double drivers who can back two trailers at once is amazing.

Josh How Do. I trust Easter was a relaxing time for you, your Folks & Family. Great stock again, exceptional facilities and handling. Thank you for sharing your farming & Predator control. With kind regards Samual.

Thanks, Josh. When I was growing up cattle trucks were all single deck, single trailer. I thought they were impressive!

Another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside content video and lovely filming camera work and appreciated most of your beautiful sharing adventure .. thanks again and have a wonderful blessing weekend ..

Thank you Josh. Yes we need farmers and more power to them.🤠

Interesting way to load. The double decker ramp sure makes life easier to load and easier on the cattle. Might suggest some sand on the chute, would quiet down the noise as well as help with footing. Thanks for sharing the way you folks do things in Australia.

The bulls get to see them off on their new adventure, so lucky they must be thinking

That’s a flash ramp awesome stuff 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Always love watching your daily work Josh

Thanks for another interesting video. It’s certainly a different life to ours on the Shoalhaven Coast.

Thanks for the video Josh, very interesting.

Gee Josh , it never ceases to amaze me how well that property is set up with the infrastructure. Makes for easy cattle handling. A credit to the property owners. Had a couple of spectators in those two bulls checking things out. A Hereford and the other one was a different breed. Speckle Park maybe 🤔

Cheers again for yard and loading work man👍🏻 GoPro front left corner of trailer at a 45👌🏻🇭🇲

Thanks for the vid josh once again another great vid mate of life on the land hope you get a good price on your cattle mate and have a good easter mate

Good stuff..i like how u mix the vids up with hunting and propery work..hats off to all involved..stay safe..

Just got back from lunch with a mate, mussels and chips and poach pear with custard and a couple of bottles of wine. Saturdays are always relaxed. Enjoyed the vid, as always, read the other comments too.They answered what I was going to ask. Happy Easter or as they say in France, Joyeux Pacques.

Bloody good yards look like all ya gear in good nick SWEET

Very interesting Josh indeed. I have never seen cattle loaded that way before. Here in the Scottish Highlands we load from the rear,also its one deck at a time. The way that its done in Australia appears to be a better method. Thanks for that Josh.

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Good video Josh, nite setup, saves plenty of time.

Loading Livestock is my pet hate 😡 but you seem to have it down to a fine art ! Our double deckers all load from the rear, if they don’t want to go it drives me Nuts🤯

Keep one for the Freeze

I take my hat off to stock crate drivers. It’s a lot more in it than general freight. I think I passed this truck recently. 👍🏽👍🏽

Those bulls were wondering why they couldn't go for a ride on the bus like everyone else. Unfair!

Nice work, I enjoy your stock work content. What weight were they, looked to be around 550kg+. Do you send them to Kilcoy or Dinnire for processing… Keep up the good work 👌

no poly pipe anywhere

Hi Josh, that was interesting to watch, thank you. How many Head were in the large Trailers compared to the small ones and are there slightly fewer number Top Decks compared to downstairs, to keep a lower Centre of Gravity, please? Also, did you Fabricate the Access Gantry, or is it a commercial product? I'm just interested from an Engineering POV, after seeing you fab Fences and Gates. I started to watch a vid like this some months ago, but the Operators were swearing, ridiculing and calling the Cows names and hitting them with Sticks (too often) which I didn't care for - even when Cattle are going to the Slaughterhouse, they deserve Respect. Thanks for posting.

Nice to see you actually do some proper work and not swan around all day shooting and trapping. Sorry some mickey taking from the UK.

Awesome set of yards & loading ramps. Did that load go to sale yards @ Roma, or to meat works @ Oakey?

Hey Josh ,the hereford bull is a good type of bull. Is he from a stud

Thanks for another tasty video Josh. I bet they graded well over the hooks. Was that other bull a Speckle Park and how did you go with the pigs in the rain the other day?

Hi Josh, this is probably a stupid question but do you ever get close to one or two of your cattle and you don’t want to sell them I know it’s a stupid question but when you deal with animals and you probably won’t answer it

Great content as always Josh. The bull looked like he wanted to go as well. So what was the average weight of each steer ? Think you said there was 60 steers in total.

Hey Mate, just wondering if you arrange transport via a local company and also what would that roughly cost? Cheers Rob Gero WA