People who live on cattle station in Australia lead a demanding but enjoyable life - up before dawn and working into the night - spending long days in the saddle or camped out bush. It is a lifestyle that appeals to many people, and far from the city lifestyle.
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1. Cattle Station Life. Western Queensland, Australia. primary industry livestock beef pastoral outback export aerial arid landscape muster stockman female horses 576 Photographer: David Hancock. Copyright: SkyScans
2. Cattle Station Life. Springvale cattle station in the Channel Country of western Queensland, Australia. primary industry livestock beef pastoral outback - saddle on fence with road train behind 576 Photographer: David Hancock. Copyright: SkyScans
3. Cattle Station Life. Cattle are mustered in the Channel Country of western Queensland. stockmen and horses at sunset. Photographer: David Hancock. Copyright: SkyScans
4. Cattle Station Life. Australia. primary industry livestock beef pastoral outback - stock woman after a days mustering - female employment 577 Photographer: David Hancock. Copyright: SkyScans
5. Cattle Station Life. Fencing on a cattle station in western Queensland, Australia. primary industry livestock beef pastoral outback stockman fixing a fence employment 576 Photographer: David Hancock. Copyright: SkyScans
6. Cattle Station Life. female stock worker or ringer, stockman, covered in flies on an outback cattle station
7. Cattle Station Life. Ringer at Springvale cattle station in the Channel Country of western Queensland, Australia. primary industry livestock beef pastoral outback - stockman after a hard day mustering 576 Photographer: David Hancock. Copyright: SkyScans
8. Cattle Station Life. Stock men and women load cattle for export on an outback pastoral proprty
9. Cattle Station Life. Cave Creek Station, near Mataranka in the Northern Territory is home to the Sullivan family who raise cattle for the live export market. cattle beef livestock Breakfast at the station - children dine alongside a poddy calf
10. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven.
11. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven. Matt Cummins and Casey Malone branding and dehorning calves
12. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven. R M - the Murphy family brand
13. Cattle Station Life. Springvale station in the Channel country of western Queensland. Stock men & women at dawn. beef industry export employment Photographer: David Hancock. Copyright: SkyScans
14. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven. Tossa Murphy and daughter Maggie
15. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven.Stockman Matt Cummins branding calves
16. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven. Matt Cummins and Casey Malone branding and dehorning calves
17. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven.
18. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven. Tossa Murphy and bucking bulls.
19. Cattle Station Life. A group of elderly drovers ride horses on the old stock routes of Australia - from Camoweal to Kununura. These images were taken in the northern Territory on the Buchanan and Victoria Highways. Drovers: Wally Atkinson (tall, wide hat), Pic Willets (short, big hat, grey beard), David Allworth (white hair, white beard), Rodney Watson (large, white hair, short white beard, bandana), Keith Luscombe (hat, dark skin, stubble).
20. Cattle Station Life. A group of elderly drovers ride horses on the old stock routes of Australia - from Camoweal to Kununura. These images were taken in the northern Territory on the Buchanan and Victoria Highways. Drovers: Wally Atkinson (tall, wide hat), Pic Willets (short, big hat, grey beard), David Allworth (white hair, white beard), Rodney Watson (large, white hair, short white beard, bandana), Keith Luscombe (hat, dark skin, stubble).
21. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven. Raymond Murphy on a satellite phone to a road train driver about hauling cattle from a stock camp
22. Cattle Station Life. Beef cattle production at Kalala station in the Northern Territory, Australia, 600 kms south of Darwin. The station is operated by Raymond and Pam Murphy and their children Tossa and Amanda, and Cecily and Steven.
23. Cattle Station Life. A group of elderly drovers ride horses on the old stock routes of Australia - from Camoweal to Kununura. These images were taken in the northern Territory on the Buchanan and Victoria Highways. Drovers: Wally Atkinson (tall, wide hat), Pic Willets (short, big hat, grey beard), David Allworth (white hair, white beard), Rodney Watson (large, white hair, short white beard, bandana), Keith Luscombe (hat, dark skin, stubble).
24. Cattle Station Life. A group of elderly drovers ride horses on the old stock routes of Australia - from Camoweal to Kununura. These images were taken in the northern Territory on the Buchanan and Victoria Highways. Drovers: Wally Atkinson (tall, wide hat), Pic Willets (short, big hat, grey beard), David Allworth (white hair, white beard), Rodney Watson (large, white hair, short white beard, bandana), Keith Luscombe (hat, dark skin, stubble).
25. Cattle Station Life. Coodardie Brahman stud owned by the O'Brien family, south of Mataranka in the Northern Territory. Mike and Claire O'Brien with daughter Moira and her sons Caleb (blue shirst) and Anton (green). They breed and brow Brahman cows and bulls for sale to cattle properties
26. Cattle Station Life. Suplejack Downs cattle station is located in the remote Tanami region of the northern Territory. The outback property is owned by Bill and Letty Cook and their family and cattle are raised for the domestic beef market and the live export trade. Bill Cook inspects the station from Wireless Hill
27. Cattle Station Life. Suplejack Downs cattle station is located in the remote Tanami region of the northern Territory. The outback property is owned by Bill and Letty Cook and their family and cattle are raised for the domestic beef market and the live export trade
28. Cattle Station Life. Suplejack Downs cattle station is located in the remote Tanami region of the northern Territory. The outback property is owned by Bill and Letty Cook and their family and cattle are raised for the domestic beef market and the live export trade
29. Cattle Station Life. Coodardie Brahman stud owned by the O'Brien family, south of Mataranka in the Northern Territory. Mike and Claire O'Brien with daughter Moira and her sons Caleb (blue shirst) and Anton (green). They breed and brow Brahman cows and bulls for sale to cattle properties
30. Cattle Station Life. Coodardie Brahman stud owned by the O'Brien family, south of Mataranka in the Northern Territory. Mike and Claire O'Brien with daughter Moira and her sons Caleb (blue shirst) and Anton (green). They breed and brow Brahman cows and bulls for sale to cattle properties
31. Cattle Station Life. Suplejack Downs cattle station is located in the remote Tanami region of the northern Territory. The outback property is owned by Bill and Letty Cook and their family and cattle are raised for the domestic beef market and the live export trade
32. Cattle Station Life. Suplejack Downs cattle station is located in the remote Tanami region of the northern Territory. The outback property is owned by Bill and Letty Cook and their family and cattle are raised for the domestic beef market and the live export trade. The Cook family out riding
33. Cattle Station Life. Marlee Ranacher (nee Henderson) at Bullo River, NT
34. Cattle Station Life. Mustering cattle at Bullo River station. cattle horse nature bush outback adventure tourism
35. Cattle Station Life. young woman works as a ringer, stock person on a cattle station
36. Cattle Station Life. Donal Sullivan looks over the paddcks of a cattle station south of Darwin
37. Cattle Station Life. A helicopter is used to muster cattle on an Outback property in northern Australia. Sockmen having breakfast before a days work.aerial aircraft cattle muster Photographer: David Hancock. Copyright: SkyScans.
38. Cattle Station Life. Stockman cutting a cow from a group in the stockyards
39. Cattle Station Life. young woman works as a ringer, stock person on a cattle station
40. Cattle Station Life. Suplejack Downs cattle station is located in the remote Tanami region of the northern Territory. The outback property is owned by Bill and Letty Cook and their family and cattle are raised for the domestic beef market and the live export trade
