The Art of Husbandry Quotes

“That’s Dunwoody’s beat you can see snaking up directly behind the house. You’ll hear that name a lot as it’s one of the most frequently used tracks on the station. It branches in three directions over the back of the hill. But the most frequently used access way is the river track. It follows the Glendale River along its shingle course and eventually crosses over to where the mustering huts are situated. That part of the station leads to the summer altitude pastures which we muster in two stages because of the sheer acreage involved.”
― Jay Hogan, The Art of Husbandry

“We’re almost two and half thousand feet above sea level here.”
― Jay Hogan, The Art of Husbandry

“The locals call my vet partner and me the Teflon twins. Get us on a rugby field and we can’t land a ball to save ourselves”
― Jay Hogan, The Art of Husbandry