Top stuff TIM and Jack! Your family is a credit to the Australian can do do it right way of life looking after the country! Appreciate taking us regular folk along for the ride! Goodonya ⚡️👍👍🇦🇺

How great to see such wonders of nature from the air something most of us would never be able to see all thanks to your wonderful videos, thanks Jack,cheers Leon.

Great stuff Jack.Thanks for stopping the camels coming over to Melrose while I was caretaking. I'm now back in Esperance with two empty freezers and hungry. 😂😂😂😂

Wow wow wow, what a tour. That's Gods own country. Thanks for the tour by air, there will be so much feed for the next few months.

I knew I saw a Canadian Flag flying! I had to rewind to check!!! Go Canada go!!! 🇨🇦

What a wonderful rain and great images, really enjoyed the flight. Yes dad, please feel free to turn the fuel pump on !!😂

Red earth, Brown water, Silver trunks. Makes your heart full.

Thanks Jack and Tim. Great insight into how just 47mm of rain has temporarily transformed the place.

What a great memory for you and your Father!

Loved seeing the Stars and Stripes flying there at home base. Saw the Canadian flag in the beginning and I was curious but then I saw the others on landing and it made sense. Beautiful scenic flight.

Wow, great to see. Thanks for taking us on the tour.

Cool to see the banks working 👏👍✌️

It’s so awesome to get that Birds Eye view Jack and Tim. I’m impressed you had the chat about water retention, slowing down flows and Tim’s conversation about grass and vegetation management. Over in the east, I used to live in the Mallee, we’ve got somewhat similar issues. It’s a real privilege and pleasure to enjoy your channel.

It's great to see the country with a bit of water on it.

That was the most infomative overview to date. I found it informative that you are thinking in terms of swales, I am sure you want to do survey so you can do long swales across the slope. Without the survey have you considered the half moon scalops the africans dig by hand .

Glad to see you got something out of T.C. Lincoln? Nice to see a wet patch in the hanger. Good to see you get some rain. You might have to get the mower out and cut the grass around the house. Something new for the girls to see………… Cheers Mate..

It will be great to see another fly over in about 3 weeks to see how green everything will be have a great Day

This is some crazy stuff. Jack is literally in the outback. Unbelievable tour by air, thank you. No idea how this channel got in my feed but subscribed.

Great video again Jack. Allegedly a possibility of big rain 🌧 for your area. 150 to 200 mls. This weekend 😮😮

This was simple but great. Loved the left wing cam. Amazing landscape

Your theory on grading the roads was perfect, water has branched out!

Howdy Jack, just got my 50k viewer T shirt, thanks. I was a Nasho drop shot who became a Veh Mech and served for another 9 years, can't help thinking you could use an M113 out there or at the very least a couple of AR10's. Love the balance between cattle work and pest control, keep it up.

I saw the big rain event across WA on the weather on TV and wondered what was happening up your way. Good to see.

What a beautiful country. Looks fantastic with that rain. Thanks for the fly around your backyard, guys..

Thank you for a wonderful video. The countryside looks amazing. The homestead looks like a regular United Nations with the National flags.

Thanks Jack & Tim for taking us on that wet trip. I’ve to see the country wet looks great

That was fascinating to watch. The professional constant safety chat between the two of you and the knowledge as guardians of the land and how the water levels will affect different areas is really interesting. One thing that really comes across when you take us up flying is the huge distances between your boundaries of the station. Out of interest, I live on the “Isle of Wight” on the South Coast of England and it would be very interesting to see how many times the “Isle of Wight” would fit into your boundaries?

Oh how sweet is it the sound of rain on the roof especially when it’s been so hot and dry I’m in the southwest of WA in Manjimup and iv never seen it so dry it’s like there’s a glass dome over this area my father has a farm at Northcliffe he has dams that are dry and in some areas there’s cracks in the ground you wouldn’t want to drop your car keys in.

Love your work Jack,that really is Gods country out there 👍👍

Glad to see you have had lots of rain. Beautiful country.

Wow, that's a lot of water 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏

Always looks good after rain.

Great to see that rain, hope the lake fills would like to see that from the air. Well edited good perspectives from the wing, always like to see the prop turning!!. Cheers

Glad you Guys got some Rain

Absolutely great Jack. Just started following you this last couple of weeks. Looking forward to everything you want to share. Cheers Tony Beaudesert. The Scenic Rim is our council area just north of the NSW/Qld border not far from the Tweed where I was born on a dairy farm 72 years ago. Love the channel.😊

Wonderful to see you got some rain.

Thanks for sharing

😂😂😂 some of the best intros are organic ✌️

Love the Canadian flag. Nice to have a peak around the paddocks.

good to your see your getting some rain.

That gopro view from the wing is perfect Jack.

I recall crossing the Simpson Desert a couple of years ago, after some good rain. The flora transformation was breathtaking. The gods have smiled on Prenti.

A nice drop of rain Jack the camels can go another 7 days LOL !!

Great footage and commentary of the fly around. You just carnt beat good rainfall events👍

Great video. Like what you are doing with swales and contour banking to stop runoff. I've seen contour forming on plains of America for water retention. Definitely improves growth.

Hey Jack, see one of your pictures, probably from this video, on the ABC news web site this morning. Well done. Pity the ABC won't take up your cause regarding ability to hold of the right tools for your job. Typical journalism - only interested in what promotes their own cause. 4 hours later - and now a few seconds of the video! Yahoo!!

Looks Bloody awesome Great Feed for Winter

Definitely be good to see a update in a week might actually see green grass from plane on next flight

Thank you your tour beats back roads hands down, loved the variation, river gums to rocky areas. Wouldn't have known the colour of mud could be so beautiful.

Thank You an over the top view and enjoy that weather how much water till the birds come in?

would love a video in a week or two to show the explosion of green.

Another great video keep them coming.

Fantastic 😮😊

Outstanding…thank you.

Hey I see a Canadian flag! I'm from alberta! Would love to come visit 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁

If you want to replenish your (aquifer) wells you should seriously consider making some swales ti capture the rainwater and let it percolate and recharge your wells.

Nice little drop

A great video Jack. The wing camera quality is really good. Looking forwar to a 360 one! I could make out the water points easily at the low level you very flying at. I managed to mostly track your flight on Google Earth and spot the water points I've previosuly found. Just got to work out the site names! Consider adding the phone app GPS nav data that shows 6-pack instruments on the bottom of your videos. That way people will have a better idea of which way you're flying and what height you're at, at any point in the video. As a pilot myself, I could figure out your directions and locations, but most people won't have a clue. Hope that helps. Cheers from slightly more mountainous NZL, David.🐄🐪🦘🥩🛩🌧🌧🌧

I guess the country will start looking a bit green soon? More rain for you tomorrow by the looks of it as well.

So cool!

Great to see you using permaculture to hold water on the land longer! I have watched some amazing videos on this in India & Africa where they have completely transformed the land & helped communities change their lives because of the extra water & food they can grow for themselves & livestock!

That's some tough looking country to make a living off of.

Nice to take a look round your garden, how much fuel does a trip like that use and what does the plane hold?

No worries about finding an emergency landing site it that area..its one big runway. 😁

Awesome episode, I know you don't comment much on these posts so all good 👍👍👍 I did get a little excited when you and the olde boy was talking about cutting in water swales, best method to introduce water into dry land to absorb for future growth, it's just time and money, but how good would it be greening your land. The only downer would be the ferrals taking advantage of the new green growth 🤔🤔🤔I did notice the green flow from the water run off in the streams showing established trees and a few minor tree / shrubs, does all the new self sown trees get consumed by the stock and ferrals ??? Cheer Andy🍺🍺🍺

Beautiful country bud

Look on the bright side,camels won’t be damaging your mills for a while.

Such a beautiful place even with surface water. What critters other than cattle are OK. Just asking 'cause I understand the wild/feral critters imported but we only know about rabbits, camels; that horses, donks and 'roos are included, wow, who knew except you ranchers.

Its great to see your not wasting Precious animal fat. We will shut that shit down 👍⛈

Can see how three river get its name they will be back

Looks good from the air, it does look a bit soggy there. Still a bit drier than Lincs in the UK lots of standing water on the fields since nov23, loads of winter wheat crops knackered, and cant drill much as ground saturated we need it to dry out in the uk lol

Excellent content as usual. I'm guessing this sort of rain will keep pressure off your yards for a while as camels can access surface water. Also just wondering is a helicopter part of your plans on the station.? Might help with the off camel cull. 🐫

Question from the UK. How do you manage to round up all of your stock and how do you know what head of cattle you have on the station. The shear scale of things out there is a complete head faze. Love watching the vlogs

I am just a desk chair pilot myself and it might just be the camera view but I had the feeling that you were flying quite low at times. If your engine failed in an untimely manor it would seem hard to find a suitable roadstrip in time for a safe landing without trees and bushes in the way. Anyway beautiful video!

Yeah, do a roll

When are you going to teach Danny to fly?

Usually see the red country a bit further north on my way to Bali in the wet. Crazy country out there.

Dear are a huge problem along the great dividing range on the east coast

It appears as the greenery is already a lot brighter, is this just from the rain dusting everything off, or does is work that fast in the desert areas?

We understand the problem with feral. So please can u advise us who to vote so that we can do our part in helping you get access to the firearms you need for the job. I have asked you before but no reply. Cheers Jack.

It’s definitely a little damp.

Jack, your cattle always look to be in prime condition, what species of plants do they thrive on in the "Out Back"?

Whats with the Canadian flag Jack? Good to see Geoff Lawton's permaculture put to work with the swales ... "slow down the water and let it soak in".

Gday Jack, what have you used for retaining the water on your land and how long before we start seeing results

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Framing the outside camera. I reckon if you can get the nose wheel in the shot and mainly ahead, it makes take off and landing more interesting, especially if you have shadows.

Tell ya this much its gonna get steamy

Hi Jack; Have you ever tried wheat grass on your country as it is hardy being good cattle feed with very good salt tolerance?

Would you call those contour banks to hold the water rather than flowing out through the creeks and rivers

Isn't it dangerous texting and flying!?? Signed Leonard Teale....Tim will know who he is....

Does ths rain ever cause problems with the cattle, stranded or mired in mud...

How green will it get?

Hello Jack, just interested on how and where you picked up the two Savanah's and got them back to I guess Esperance. I know they're built in SA.

Is the plane a jabiru

It’s bloody 2:00 Pm ,not too hot to fly ?????

What is to AGL & Heading

do a barrel roll

Do you blokes follow or subscribe to Oz industries Forecasting? He's predicting a tad more rain yet.

How big is your station?

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