-
simple and the
yokes were
sometimes made by the
bullocky from
different kinds of timber.
Bullockies often chose Devon cattle because they were plentiful...
-
depicts Vic Reaves, one of the few
remaining '
bullockies',hauling
timber in
rural New
South Wales.
Bullocky was a co-winner of the
Golden Reel
prize at...
- Category:Individual
cattle British Cattle Health Initiative Bull-baiting
Bullocky Bulls and Cows (game)
Cattle age
determination Cowboy List of
cattle breeds...
- BC.
Working oxen are
taught to
respond to the
signals of the teamster,
bullocky or ox-driver. The
signals are
given by oral
command and body language,...
- wheels. A
person who
drives wagons is
called a "wagoner", a "teamster", a "
bullocky" (Australia), a "muleteer", or
simply a "driver".
Wagons have
served numerous...
- larger. BILL THE
BULLOCKY (By "Bowyang York"). As I was
coming down Conroy's Gap I
heard a
maiden cry: "There goes Bill the
Bullocky, He's
bound for Gundagai...
- packer. In
Australian English, a
teamster was also
called a
bullocker or
bullocky[citation needed] and was
sometimes used to
denote a carrier. From the Revolutionary...
- 1981). The
Bushwackers Band were
formed as the
Original Bushwhackers and
Bullockies Bush Band in 1970 in
Melbourne by Dave Isom on guitar, banjo,
vocals and...
-
consist of 20 or more animals. The
driver of a
bullock team was
known as a '
bullocky'.
Bullock teams were used
extensively to
transport produce from
rural areas...
- pigs. The bullock-whip was used by an
Australian bullock team
driver (
bullocky). The
thong was 2.4 to 3.0
metres (8 to 10 ft) long, or more, and often...
