Chinese Cybertruck-Like Van with a Helicopter
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I first rode in a tow and launch R22 circa 1985 or so when they were used for mustering cattle.
They don't pack away inside a vehicle as shown, but they can be pulled on the same trailer that can be used as a launch and land pad (if required).
(who's photobombing at 4:30? an actual brumby?)
Originally ringers would ride a quarter horse up against a bull, slide off onto the back of the bull, then back over the tail, landing on the ground pulling the tail with one hand and swinging a bolo (rope with weighted end) about the bull's rear legs.
This could get tricky .. and so came the spare parts Frankencar Mad Max Bull Buggies ..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0YxZfiX2uE
It's a feral horse aka brumby, yep.
An Arab x Quarter horse at 4:30 - https://www.wildhorseskimberley.com/
Similar but not the same as the Kosciuszko brumbies or the WW Walers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brumby
https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/animals-and-plants...
WHK> only to find that someone had drilled holes in Johnny's water trough
:-| Even in Australia I don't think there's more than one kind of critter running around with metal drill bits.