my thoughts also. As soon as the narrator said they were from Oklahoma I started to try to listen for the Oklahoma influence in their speech. Fascinating. Then I saw your comment thereafter lol.
Hi, Folks. I haven't tried Wagyu Beef but just looking at the fat in those so-called 'grade 9' cuts didn't do a lot for me - too much fat. Give me a good kangaroo steak over that any time. But that muster does look like a LOTTTTA fun, nice country too. Just my 0.02. You all have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
In Hungary I witnessed the same. The cattle just went in to the lake and came out on the other side. But this is all nothing.. Have you ever seen about 2000 domesticated goose flying across a river about 250 m wide. I have, they were flying in groups of 15 to 20 and they all started the flight running toward the water. They were marching in goose lanes.
Farmer to cow: What’s your last wish before you lay in pieces on a BBQ? Cow to farmer: A swim in the ocean to take my mind off of it...and salt those pieces for you, carnivore.
Huh, never heard of those cattle. Wonder if there's any in the US. A horsemen's rule of thumb. The rider should only weigh a quarter of the horses weight. I think that lady ought to check that out.
Since when has it not been called a mob? I grew up on Aussie cattle farm (not a station, a 500 hectares mixed grain and diary property on the downs). A herd is ALL your livestock as recorded in your herdbook. They are then divided informally, into "mobs" held in different paddocks or locations generally divided by age or breeding cows, steers yearlings etc. While cattle in situ were sometimes referred to as a mob, more often the term referenced a group of cattle being moved. They were moving part of their herd to take to sales therefore it was a mob. Fond memories of my Dad telling us kids at sunup to "move the young mob from the tank paddock down to Vehsey's back 40". Vehsey was a Thai royal family cattle man who was sponsored by Australian Government to live & work on our property & take the knowledge back to help train Thais in modern techniques in 1966. 30 year's latter the 40 acre (pre metric) paddock he helped clear of stones still bore his name!
@@legerdemain444 So they do it in NZ too? I have heard Aboriginals refer to their people as 'their mob'. When you say lifelong, how old are you? By the way herd is actually the English word for groups of like animals living and moving together. More specifically it is used for cattle. I have heard plenty of cockies refer to their herd without the use of the word mob.
It’s called bang tailing, it’s removing the hair for a bare tail so you can see what’s been mustered and what hasn’t, anything that isn’t bang tailed really stands out
Hola buenas tardes que Dios le proteja la ganadería que tiene son familias todo o Son compañeros de trabajo los ganaderos somos familias todos quisiera compartir con ustedes criterio de ganadería experiencia conocimiento que me visitará ni yo visitarlo soy ganadero tengo rancho en una isla del Caribe que Dios nos bendiga a todos y nos proteja y nos dé salud quisiera que me contestarán para poder comunicarnos por otra vida después
Let's get something straight, that's not wagu. It's Australia's knock off. The reason they "like" a 7 grade is because they can't achieve Japan's Quality.
Amazing how the ABC thinks. On one side extremely woke and green and the other side still showing the life of Cattle and jackaroos, which is so not green
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I thought they were ants from the thumbnail
I thought I will not see yr comment here 😭
How are you everywhere?
he is fbi agent.
I thought they were horses
The combo of Aussie and US accent is so freaking strange 😅
Yeap....Made me think I was drunk when I heard it lol.
Yep made me rewind and watch it 3 times
my thoughts also. As soon as the narrator said they were from Oklahoma I started to try to listen for the Oklahoma influence in their speech. Fascinating. Then I saw your comment thereafter lol.
They used to do this in Gippsland over to Snake Island
Australian are very smart in breeding & mustering cattle, create value commodity
its not too hard, looks pretty clean and no thick brush to make things shite
Considering they are originally yanks!!🤣
@@stuffedgrubs their mother is an Aussie.
Their motherland 🤣🤣🤣 , I can't believe you've said it.
Australia mother land of ..Aboriginals..
It's so beautiful and satisfying to see them being worked.
Hi, Folks.
I haven't tried Wagyu Beef but just looking at the fat in those so-called 'grade 9' cuts didn't do a lot for me - too much fat. Give me a good kangaroo steak over that any time.
But that muster does look like a LOTTTTA fun, nice country too.
Just my 0.02.
You all have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Omg that accent half Aussie half American not sure if I love it or hate it
A simple kind of life never did me no harm, raising me a family and working on the farm.
I'm STARVING!!
I wonder if Clancy came down from the overflow to help out.
Can't imagine anyone would ever want to leave Oklahoma and its vast nothingness.
Unless you live in OKC, TULSA or.where I.grew up Cushing also known as The Pipeline Crossroads od the world.
I need to get out of the Suburbs!
Used to do this In port Welshpool on to the the little coastal islands
In Hungary I witnessed the same. The cattle just went in to the lake and came out on the other side. But this is all nothing..
Have you ever seen about 2000 domesticated goose flying across a river about 250 m wide. I have, they were flying in groups of 15 to 20 and they all started the flight running toward the water. They were marching in goose lanes.
Odd mix of Aussie and Yank accents ,,,, interesting story I never knew about this .
What the hell is a Yank accent? People from New York talk like this?
@@Blaze6432it's different to pom or kiwi!!
Thank you for making this video and thank you for reminding me of the breed of started
What a great .Live stock ❤️wealth.Australia have. I think no other country have this.. ..These people really work hard ..👍..
What a hoot!
Farmer to cow: What’s your last wish before you lay in pieces on a BBQ?
Cow to farmer: A swim in the ocean to take my mind off of it...and salt those pieces for you, carnivore.
What a lifestyle, if only i was younger.
Wonderful video of the endless Aussie expanse gotta time it right this crossin
From the great plains of USA....love round up time.
Que buena vida 🐂🐃🐑🦌🐗🐖🐐🐥🦢🐤🐎
beautiful cattle , i love it 😘😘
Crocodiles are auctioning 😂
how friggin cool is that
Oh yeah...Aussie and twangy American accent mix is super weird!
They have an understanding of my dislike of waygu. I prefer very lean beef.
Lol when a chef picks out a steak they look for one that is marbled with fat. More favour plus healthier as the fat helps you digest the meat.
Love wagyu! Amazing video 🙂
Huh, never heard of those cattle. Wonder if there's any in the US. A horsemen's rule of thumb. The rider should only weigh a quarter of the horses weight. I think that lady ought to check that out.
What about the salties (crocs)?
No crocs in Tasmania,the Tasmanian devils ate them all
welcome to Victoria
3 mil for cows think im finna hop on that
LMAO, cowpies in water produce large brown aqueous flowing clouds... I am sure they are algae's best friend.
Algae doesn't grow in sea water.
@@flowerpower8722
HOW DARE YOU! You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words!
Thats cool id love to do that
The voice of the woman is like from a cartoon . I though for a while that she is voice acting for the animals 😅
Lucky cows, until!
They are butchered. 😭
Dexter isn't bad eating either
Wagyu is delicious
looked like they burned the crap out of those steaks.😑
Bulshit 'just your average Aussie Barbie. I can smell it from here
Become a veggie like me.
Is there a vacancy at your farm
Since when does a herd of cattle get called a mob?
Since when has it not been called a mob? I grew up on Aussie cattle farm (not a station, a 500 hectares mixed grain and diary property on the downs). A herd is ALL your livestock as recorded in your herdbook. They are then divided informally, into "mobs" held in different paddocks or locations generally divided by age or breeding cows, steers yearlings etc. While cattle in situ were sometimes referred to as a mob, more often the term referenced a group of cattle being moved. They were moving part of their herd to take to sales therefore it was a mob. Fond memories of my Dad telling us kids at sunup to "move the young mob from the tank paddock down to Vehsey's back 40". Vehsey was a Thai royal family cattle man who was sponsored by Australian Government to live & work on our property & take the knowledge back to help train Thais in modern techniques in 1966. 30 year's latter the 40 acre (pre metric) paddock he helped clear of stones still bore his name!
As a lifelong high country station farmer in NZ, only townies and Yankies call mobs of cattle "herds".
@@legerdemain444 So they do it in NZ too? I have heard Aboriginals refer to their people as 'their mob'. When you say lifelong, how old are you? By the way herd is actually the English word for groups of like animals living and moving together. More specifically it is used for cattle. I have heard plenty of cockies refer to their herd without the use of the word mob.
She is a screamer
More like a long-drawn-out Yelp
Just wish I could be a cattle owner.
I expected the “mob of cattle” to rampage but those cattle don’t look disorderly, riotous or destructive.
I thought it was Fleas
..... Cool thing but why do those cows all have docked tails?
It is very animal cruelty
Their tails aren't docked. Take another look.
@@Frombie_01 I watched it a few times. None of the mother cows has a full tail. Most of them only have half. That's why I am asking.
It’s called bang tailing, it’s removing the hair for a bare tail so you can see what’s been mustered and what hasn’t, anything that isn’t bang tailed really stands out
@@SeanNBenProductions thanks for this piece of knoweledge👍👍👍
Cool
Saltwater cattle: way better than saltwater taffy.
So much beef, yet so expensive a steak.
Yummy
Hola buenas tardes que Dios le proteja la ganadería que tiene son familias todo o Son compañeros de trabajo los ganaderos somos familias todos quisiera compartir con ustedes criterio de ganadería experiencia conocimiento que me visitará ni yo visitarlo soy ganadero tengo rancho en una isla del Caribe que Dios nos bendiga a todos y nos proteja y nos dé salud quisiera que me contestarán para poder comunicarnos por otra vida después
Would ya look at that
Let's eat...!!! 😁😁😁
3 millions dollar 🤐🤐🤐😜
This isn't Texas
Don't sound like they *_"grew up"_* in Oklahoma at all ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Okie got abita aussi t
I like by steak pre-tenderized.
Yeehaw mate haha that's a weird accent brah
Let's get something straight, that's not wagu. It's Australia's knock off. The reason they "like" a 7 grade is because they can't achieve Japan's Quality.
He was saying what he likes the taste of.
Amazing how the ABC thinks. On one side extremely woke and green and the other side still showing the life of Cattle and jackaroos, which is so not green
Can ruin a good steak too, depends who cooks it. Pay for more fat? Terrible
They must be quite destructive to the marine life with their invasion and crap the cows must leave behind 😂
Anyone else thinking erosion and effluent impact on the beach...
Effluent or fertiliser??
No... only the bleeding hearts who never get out to place’s as wonderful as this. Can’t get away from their keyboard...
Its the beach / ocean it changes by itself every year from the tides lol
Where's it going to erode to? A beach is the final product of erosion.
Defund the abc
Mm nah
Why?
you Aussies... need an American to find a path.
But you Americans....needed to come Down Under to find the best beef.🇦🇺😉
@@carmelhudson9811 There are no beef farms in the US?
Those things poop a lot; like everywhere they go gets a lot yuckier because they were there.
Beach closed: cow sadness.