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Goodnight mr Buckaroonoh. Thanks for your videos. My apologies im going up to See me Mum for Xmas, I'll watch your videos after then. Send my regards to your Family - Not too much cans Hey 📞😎🇦🇺

Hi Buck. Considering the savings of not buying fruit and veg, carnivore is not that much dearer. Especially if you buy meat by the slab and cut your own steaks up. Shout out to Cairns Bulk Meats in Earlville!!

Great video Buck, Kings park is amazing. Must visit one day

Looking at getting these what size are you using as there are different lengths cheers

That's why I like you mate! You think like me. Kids that don't put lights on in rain 😮

No snap crackle n pop Buck. Clear as a bell mate

Day time runnings light are on all modern cars...

Volvo cars introduced that..

06:45 5x5 on replaying, including Lauren. .............1770.

My grandfather was a chief petty officer on the HMAS Sydney II

G'day

I remember quite a few diggers failing a pre entry maths test for the Battalion signals course! Everyone forgot how to do long division without a calculator! Lol 😅

Hey Buck, that was a great series, it looks like you guys enjoyed yourselves immensely over here in WA. :)

I can hear you load & clear

I canmhear you. Good to see the Cowboys cap on.

Im hear, all clear.

Great series buddy, appreciate you showing parts of WA to utube world, so sad we humans can’t live peacefully with each other and have to have wars over politics or religion

South west forests are bloody beautiful

Just paid $320 for an Akubra Cattleman

Thanks for the heads up on the Alogic. Mine just arrived and I inspected the front cover and it basically fell off in my hand. Looks like a fault with the crap glue being used at the china factory. I can't see any point in returning it so re-attached it with super glue, no problem so far. I also purchased a ugreen130w (amazon) where the face plate seems to be 'slightly better' attached. Both will power the starlink mini ...cheers!

Thanks for sharing, beautiful scenery WA.😊

Buck and Ros, thanks for sharing your trip on TH-cam.

Agree completely i have an Autistic cousin and he is very brilliant in things he's interested in and maybe some of our inventors back in the old days maybe were a bit autistic to be so singular focused on certain things. Good people and family stick together that's what it's all about.

Hey Buck, Talking about native forests. Meanwhile back in QLD, it’s much worse than the benign forestry harvest/regeneration industry. In QLD and elsewhere our fed government are permanently decimating native forests to install futile Chinese wind turbines and to line the pockets of big climate industry players like twiggy. This is ‘climate action’ for you and greenies are silent over this destruction. Sorry but this shit hypocrisy makes my blood boil. You wont see this on your ABC … th-cam.com/video/FjTjphj7p1k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Osn7P8qFT0iHMMrb

It's sad that our ancestors sacrifice their lives. And now this soft touch government is giving this country away 😢

I see that you got a mention on outback yarns pod cast camping show

Well, isn't that why they built the Great Wall of China - to keep the rabbits out!

I cant wait for the footy to start again, and im with you about the cricket, i prefer the test matches also.

Great vid, keep 'em coming.

G’day Buck, missed the feed live but watching now, also watched part 4 and 5 of your trip to WA. Thoroughly enjoyed all of them as I’ve never been to the west but it’s on the bucket list now 👍 Cheers Andrew

Thanks Buck & Ros, that was a great little series.

Buck , should put your pins back in the leg to prevent them from vibrating down over rough surfaces. The pin sits in the grove at the bottom of the leg/jockey wheel when they are fully up and you had the jockey wheel strap upside down, one hook is larger to reach over the gearing at the top. Cheers

The 1st 51st battalion was raised from remnants of 3 battalions that evacuated from Gallipoli. My grandfather an his brother were reinforce for the 16th but it seems the 16th ceased to exist so they were TOS to the 12th (formerly the 16th). So what was left of the poor buggers from Gallipoli they formed the 51st and they got sent straight to the hell hole called France.

I've only ever been to Perth twice and never went to Kings Park, kind of regret that now, what an incredibly special place. Great series Buck, thanks for sharing.

Those memorials mean so much more when you personally know the people whose names are on the walls. Great vid, keep 'em coming.

FYI- The big old growth trees like the Gloucester tree were mainly harvested by timber getters back in the day to permanently land clear for those lovely hay paddocks you mentioned. Forestry agencies were established over a hundred years ago (decades before the National Parks) to stop the agricultural clearing onslaught and have since been heavily regulated and big trees like that had to be retained as habitat trees. Those old trees aren’t good for timber anyway as they have a lot of pipes and defects. Also, modern day mills only process logs to a certain size. We should all thank the forestry management and the men and women staff for those standing forests we can enjoy today.

Lovely Ep and place WA is

Appreciate you boys a lot. We don't thank our service members wether it's military, police fire or medical, they are out there all the time looking out for all of us. God bless you guys.

Great series Buck really enjoyed it thanks for sharing it with us👍

Thanks Buck & Ros, for sharing your holiday in WA . Enjoyed the video and its another place I need to visit and explore . 👍👍🍻🍻

You need to do a trip over here Buck. There so much to see and you hardly scratched the surface. Jewels cave is amazing, Valley of the giants, will dwarf those Karri trees on Caves Rd. You didn't do the Lighthouse tour. It's amazing and the view from the balcony at the top is next level. It's takes at least a week to see most everything of interest. Back around 74, I worked for a guy building concrete tanks at Cowaramup Bay "Gracetown".

Absolutely fantastic series, Buck! I loved them all, but this one featuring Kings Park is an absolute standout. Like you said, it’s a must visit, and I’ll definitely make a point to see this memorial ..absolutely fantastic. It reminds me of how the Canberra War Memorial is also a must-see if you haven’t been yet. It’s currently under renovation and isn’t expected to be fully completed until 2026/27, but it’s still worth visiting. Just be sure to book your time slot online in advance (it’s free but ensures you don’t miss out). I thoroughly enjoyed the whole series but felt compelled to comment on this one in particular. Great work 👍🍻

Great series of clips on your WA trip Buck, Kings Park, was fantastic such a beautiful spot , really enjoyed it, Thank for sharing 👍

Wow! What an amazing place Kings Park is and the gardens. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Such a beautiful part of Australia. Thanks for showing us around Ros and Buck. Wine and chocolate, you cant go wrong. ❤️🇦🇺🦘

From USA/ Canada border we call it "Watch your sisters shower sauce" instead of Worcestershire sauce. Hahaha great stream guys fun watch. Good guys here.

When Sharon and I were there they told us a Kiwi destroyer hit the rocks out there and sunk mate .

Great part of the country. Spent 12 mouths down around Margaret River & Albany in my 20s. & i was one of them maniacs that surfed the reef break at triple over head

I'd eat it looks great :D

Your own steak, cook it how you like it. My grandpa used to like it like jerky dry. I like a little warm pink, which is medium or medium-well depends who you talk to. Just enjoy how you like it who one judges