Trapping cattle using hessian cloth | Outback Ringer

Sometimes, it's all about working smarter, not harder.
Clarry Shadforth has an ingenious hack to trapping feral cattle using some humble pieces of hessian cloth. But one bad decision could turn his operation from a success to a dud. #OutbackRinger
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Outback Ringer follows a handful of brave men and women making a living catching feral bulls and buffalo in the desolate Australian outback. It's a high-risk, dangerous job, filled with high-reward and a hell of a lot of deal-making.
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The most ingenious device in Clarry's tool kit is this humble roll of hessian cloth.
Ah, when you're putting up them hessian wings and that, sort of steer them towards the yard. It's only sort of like a bluff thing.
Once dressed with hessian, this row of pickets will appear like an impenetrable barrier.
They sort of can't go through anything that they can't see. So that funnels them into this yard.
But it only takes one bull to see through the trick.