Rush to get cattle out of darwin port: I’ve done everything I can to save the animals but no amount of cattle will ever replace them

Rush to get cattle out of darwin port: I’ve done everything I can to save the animals but no amount of cattle will ever replace them. But it’s a struggle to get the cows out of darwin. In fact I’m the only one that’s doing that. When people leave the port and come back the situation is horrendous. They put on their gas masks and the only thing to do for them is to run away. The other guys don’t want to let anyone see them so they don’t bother to follow the police and let me know what’s going on at all. I have to carry out these operations myself.

Brett McKay: My first question is: how does an average citizen know where their cattle are going to go?

Mark Gulliver: I don’t know. I’m trying to find out. I don’t think the people understand that it’s not just the cows and they’re just running away. The police just keep killing them. That’s where the problem starts.

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