It’s not new news to Middle Eastern cultures, but to westerners Camel Milk news is spreading far and wide. You say ‘camel milk’ and people say “ewww…” yet question them ‘have you tried it’ and the answers is always ‘no’. It’s hard to believe that camel milk can be as good as it’s proclaimed… didn’t cow […]
Camel Riding, Camel Training, Cameleer Academy
5 Reasons Not to Break a Camel In – But Still Have a Trained Camel
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Mar
Mar
I grew up with horses and the terminology of “breaking” a horse in. When I became a professional horse trainer (years ago) I loathed the word “breaking in,” to me it just felt wrong and went against my method of training a horse and my natural instincts towards them. I used to dream of being […]
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Feb
Feb
Reported by ABC Gippsland See original POST HERE Beach camel rides have become a new attraction in Lakes Entrance, but for owners Russell Osborne and Tara Lea, the camels are more just than a tourist attraction. Mr Osborne’s first encounter with camels was a product of spontaneity and impulse decision making. “I was lecturing at […]
22
Jan
Jan
Here is some interesting Camel Milk Information from Farmer to Consumer (sources at base of blog post) that will help you in your camel milk journey: Camel is the only livestock specie which was originally domesticated for milk; God gifted the camel to Prophet Saleh (PBUH) for milk only, almost 3500 BC. Camel Milk is […]
03
Oct
Oct
The camel has been an integral part of life in the Arabian peninsula, and elsewhere, for thousands of years, but their potential is yet to be fully realised, says Dr Abdul Raziq Kakar. The technical manager for Al Ain Dairy’s camel farm, he has launched Camel4Life, a group to promote the use of camels by […]
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Aug
Aug
So often, people ask us ‘what is camel trekking like?’ For each and every person it is different, but our main objective is to get you back into the REAL WORLD. The world that we stray far from as we live within the world of concrete and glass, schedules and bills to be paid. The […]
Camel Expedition, Camel Training, Outback Treks
From Songlines to Maps: 5 Things a Map Can’t Tell You
22
Aug
Aug
Once in a while you surf the net and come across something totally unique and different. So you’ve landed upon this site. You’ve had a look around and began to realise that this is different. Something you’ve probably never considered before. Camel Trekking in the Flinders Ranges or anywhere really! In ancient times, in Australian […]
22
Aug
Aug
Reportably, Australia has over one million camels in the vastness of the outback. Over past years, the Australian Government opened up a massive political and social divide by granting $19 Million for the aerial and ground destruction of 160,000 camels over a four year period. However, a few entrepreneurs are well on the way to […]
11
Aug
Aug
Have you recently gained a camel into your life but are now unsure as to whether or not you have made the right decision? After all, they seem very different to other animals, right? Well, the truth is they are different! They are not horses, dogs or fish, they are camels with their own way […]
02
Dec
Dec
So you’ve been to Bali, the Gold Coast and maybe even Europe for your holidays in the past. Travelling opens the mind and allows for a change in scenery. What’s next? What other type of experience could you have that makes your holiday time a memorable one? Maybe you’re starting to think ‘what haven’t I […]