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I've just done a nutso crazy thing.
I've just priced 4 year old camel bullocks to train myself so I can walk out into the desert and leave society to commit suicide.
So far I've found a place that will sell me 4 year bullock,s two places that will train me to train the bullocks.
One of those places is less than 2 hours drive and is prepared to allow me and the retarded dog to unroll the swag under one of their trees and learn from a old salt who has been handling camels for over 40 years.
I have yet to find a pack saddle maker and I know that carting the 4 camels from the seller to me is going to cost $4 AUD per KLM and that is for the truck and not per head.
Australia has many thousands of klms of designated stock route where herds of stock are moved on foot that has maintained watering point and secure fenced rest areas for large herds. A lot of this passes through arid and remote areas that have no fencing to stop wandering.
The whole country and every state except Tasmania are connected by these routes and are jointly maintained by state and federal govs.
Here in Australia we call them The Long Paddocks and in times of drought graziers will leave their home properties and slowly herd their stock over these routes to keep their livestock fed.
Here it's called droving.
And in hard times it's the only way to keep precious breeding stock alive until the rains come.
It'll be a hard life.
Selling up everything I own and walking out into the desert is going to be hard.....but life has already been hard and life is going to get harder.
I prefer the honest hardship of life out on the stock route than the hardship of seeing my freedom and rights destroyed by satanic governments and dumbed down sheep.
I've just priced 4 year old camel bullocks to train myself so I can walk out into the desert and leave society to commit suicide.
So far I've found a place that will sell me 4 year bullock,s two places that will train me to train the bullocks.
One of those places is less than 2 hours drive and is prepared to allow me and the retarded dog to unroll the swag under one of their trees and learn from a old salt who has been handling camels for over 40 years.
I have yet to find a pack saddle maker and I know that carting the 4 camels from the seller to me is going to cost $4 AUD per KLM and that is for the truck and not per head.
Australia has many thousands of klms of designated stock route where herds of stock are moved on foot that has maintained watering point and secure fenced rest areas for large herds. A lot of this passes through arid and remote areas that have no fencing to stop wandering.
The whole country and every state except Tasmania are connected by these routes and are jointly maintained by state and federal govs.
Here in Australia we call them The Long Paddocks and in times of drought graziers will leave their home properties and slowly herd their stock over these routes to keep their livestock fed.
Here it's called droving.
And in hard times it's the only way to keep precious breeding stock alive until the rains come.
It'll be a hard life.
Selling up everything I own and walking out into the desert is going to be hard.....but life has already been hard and life is going to get harder.
I prefer the honest hardship of life out on the stock route than the hardship of seeing my freedom and rights destroyed by satanic governments and dumbed down sheep.
I think we all kinda like and admire ya!
That's the mental image that came to mind.
I actually used to have a recipe for stuffed camel. Let me know if I need to try to dig it up.
