Wolf Creek
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:42:29
We're here.
:42:30
Thank god.
:42:31
Wherever here is.
:42:39
Have plenty of water there if you want it.
:42:41
Oh thank you. It's one thing we don't have plenty of.
Thank you.

:42:45
Cheers.
:42:46
Nothing like rain water from the top end.
:42:50
Hey Mick, this place is amazing.
:42:52
Can't believe they just walked out and left all this stuff here.
:42:55
Plenty of places like this all over the outback. Thousands of them. Places people have forgotten about.
:43:01
Sposed to be a whole town out there somewhere. Got lost in a 6 month dust storm back in the 40's.
:43:05
People just walked away.
:43:08
I heard of blokes getting lost in their own farms.
:43:10
You know, just never found their way out.
:43:12
On their own property? It's amazing.
:43:14
There's one up here that crosses three states right.
:43:17
Takes 6 days to drive across.
:43:20
No.
:43:20
I.. I used to work out there once.
:43:22
What did you do there?
:43:24
Head shooter.
:43:25
You know, clearing vermin. Roo's, horses, pigs, buffalo. You name it.
:43:29
Don't work there no more.
:43:33
Yeah yeah, they use poisons, you know, instead of shooters.
:43:37
Used to.. Used to fly in with the helicopters.
:43:40
You fly in low over a herd of water buffalo.
:43:43
Sometimes take out 50 head in an afternoon.
:43:47
I wore out 5 bolts on a .303 one year!
:43:51
Pigs, now pigs were different.
:43:53
You have to get in close. Get the dogs onto them. Then you go in with a knife.
:43:57
You had to get in under them, you know, while the pig is fighting off the dogs.

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