Michael Miley

They're going to go all along our border in distances between 40 and 60 metres from the paddocks where we have all our animals up there.

But you can go in.

But what happens when they get agitated and stressed?

It's going to become a health and safety hazard.

They do, yes.

They were talking about these impacts in the sense of stress.

What is about the animals?

You know, they have a better hearing than us.

What happens if these animals now, due to them being so close and due to them giving out low frequencies as well, start to become agitated?

They're going to be stressed.

They're going to be agitated, nervous.

What means...

Them animals out there, we can go up to them now and we can go into the bull even.

Due to the stress, there is possibilities of them not breeding correctly anymore.

He's a big fella.

You can rub him.

Due to the noises as well that they can hear that we potentially not can hear.

He gives out a few times.

He's funny in that sense.

He doesn't have it easy up there with all the girls.