Harry Redford Cattle Drive Testimonials

It was a great opportunity to experience the real country Australia, and appreciate what living on the land is truly like. Thank you very much for a terrific, authentic Aussie experience!

A truly wonderful opportunity to experience a unique part of outback rural life and its people.
Dusan Gligic. 2007, 2008 and 2009

What a wonder experience being on your cattle drive. so Well organised, plenty of wholesome food, staff so helpful and cheerful and so much fun round the campfire at night. Hope to return soon. Pat Jorgensen, 2009

I thought the organisation of the Drive was excellent. The volunteers made you feel welcome and were very friendly. The food was fantastic thanks to "Mad Dog" and Deb. It was a great experience. Brian Mitchell, 2009

An unforgettable experience with terrific people and fantastic scenery. vey well organised. Valmai Mitchell, 2009

From a rural perspective, it gives you a great opportunity to appreciate and enjoy different landscapes, vegetation, animals and the heritage of our wonderful country. Russell O´Brien, 2009

The Spirit of the Bush is well and truly alive on the Harry Redford Cattle Drive. Great people, gre3at food. The dedication and knowledge of the locals was way beyond my expectations. Robin Krieg

The 2008 Harry Redford Cattle Drive was amazing. I couldn’t believe how well run the event is and the fact that nearly everyone volunteers their time.
Tamra Costello. 2008

"We both really enjoyed being part of such an authentic, genuine Aussie experience. The crew were friendly, welcoming and inclusive to all, the horses were very patient, the food was absolutely delicious and the whole venture was organised in a very professional manner "
Greg and Col Fawkes, 2008

The Harry Redford Cattle Drive was the best holiday we have had in a long time. It was well organised with friendly, enthusiastic volunteers and staff. Meals were delicious, horse’s quiet and local Outback hospitality, unrivalled.

Unbelievable bush tucker from porridge in the mornings to soups, roasts, mixed grills and sweets for the evening meal. Ample thirst quenchers after a dusty day’s drive. Lots of laughs along the trail and around the campfire. Organised to the minute. It made me realise what the Pioneers of Outback Australia had to go through. Harry Redford himself wouldn´t have had so much fun. Geoff Clemson, 2008