Host: Montejinni Station (AA Company)
Managers: Willy and Amanda Brown
Region: Victoria River Region NT
Nearest Town: Katherine (300km East)
Nearest Roadhouse: Top Springs (13km East)
Number of Cattle: approx. 25,000 head
Number of Staff: 14 full time employees
Size of station: 1.2 million acres
Mail: Mail is delivered every Thursday on the mail plane
Stores: Stores are ordered online and received once every fortnight via a transport company
Montejinni Station is in the beautiful Victoria River Region of the Northern Territory, it has some major water systems running through it which provide year round surface water and some pretty cool little fishing holes. We have a staff of 14 permanent employees but fluctuates a fair bit with the addition of helicopter pilots, truck drivers, other stations stockcamps, contractors and the rest. Montejinni is predominantly a breeder block and we feed our weaners into other AA Company properties in the region. My husband Willy Brown and I have been the management team here for over a year and have a number of employees that have been here with us the whole time. We are very lucky to have a great crew and be living in a very interactive community where we are able to participate in many social events. Our major one being Pussy Cat Bore Campdraft which is held at Pussy Cat bore on Montejinni Station every year in August.
How to become a Head stockperson (in our company)
Host: Montejinni Station Written by Amanda Brown – Managers Assistant, Montejinni Station. How does a person become the leader of a camp of ringers? What skills are required to climb the ladder and have a successful career? What steps does one need to take to achieve the goal of becoming a head stock person? These are […]
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What about the others?
Host: Montejinni Station Written by Amanda Brown – Managers Assistant, Montejinni Station. OK so what about everyone else? We often talk about the ringers, the head stock persons, the managers – but what about the rest, the people who are so essential to making a cattle station run successfully? Do you know who I am talking […]
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A Letter of Thanks
Host: Montejinni Station Written by Amanda Brown – Managers Assistant, Montejinni Station. I don’t think too many people would have given a girl like me a start eight years ago, and I find it hard to express how thankful I am that someone did. I’ll give you a bit of an idea. I hail from […]
