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In 1971 bushman Jack Camp went mustering wild cattle - 'cleanskins' - in a vast and isolated stretch of the Kimberley coast. The potential profit would be huge - but so were the risks. Everything was going according to plan when out of the blue a cyclone struck, flooding the area and wreaking devastation.

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Presents an adventure story and a portrait of the life and troubled times of the brumby, and the mountain people who live alongside them. Brumbies hold a special place in the hearts of many Australians, and the slaughter of more than 500 in Guy Fawkes National Park caused public outrage. This book presents the author's quest for a wild brumby.

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The true story of an Australian farmer's attempt to save his cattle during devastating drought. Having moved his starving cattle to north west Queensland he finds his troubles have only begun as he finds himself struggling to survive amid misfits, cattle rustlers and gun slingers.

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Mike Keenan shares the inside story of what life is like on the land for today's farmers - the isolation, the agony of drought and the uncertainty about the future.

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From the author of the bestselling memoir "The Horses Too Are Gone" comes another real-life bush adventure, set in the magnificent west Kimberley, WA - a wilderness of pristine rivers and dramatic gorges. Horrified by the news for plans for a dam in the area, Mike decides to take a look for himself.