REUNION: Camooweal locals Carol King, Mary Cotterell and Gordon King enjoy a chat at the Drover's Camp.
LITTLE FILLY: Kandrea Savuro, 1, munches on some snacks.
COUNTRY TALENT: Country music talent Tracy Coster and Tom Maxwell performed and mingled with the public during the Camooweal Drovers Festival.
CATCH UP: Peter Leacy (Hughenden) and John Meek (Rockhampton) reminisce on their old droving days while looking at the Drover's Camp displays.
OUTBACK FEVER: Kingaroy tourists Jim and Carol Dunn have been on the road since last November and decided to make their way to Camooweal after having a blast at the Isa Rodeo.
BRANDED: Trish Bichsel watches on as Peter Kleinschmidt realises he's been branded during Red Rock's team.
OLD DROVER: Cunnamulla drover Les Capewell and Peieta Mills catch up in front of the Drover's Shed.
SPINNIN' A YARN: Gordon Storer told the lunch crowd tales about mustering cattle across Queensland with the help of famous Indigenous trackers.
BOYS DAY: Allan Clark with his sons Ethan, Brendan and Ezekial.
VISITORS: Carol Brindell (Bribie Island) and Maree Maden (Hervey Bay) watched the drovers activities over the weekend.
THE Camooweal Drovers Camp Festival crowd soaked up the outback atmosphere during displays, entertainment and bronco branding at the weekend.
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GIDGEE ARTWORKS: Mount Isa wood turner John Cahill showed off some of his wares at the Drover's Camp Festival over the weekend.
CHEERS: Craig Stevenson, Kerry Butler, Rowdy Wilson and Mila Wilson had a yarn at the bar and shared a drink.
DYNAMIC DUO: Travelling bush poetry team Hal and Brenda (Joy) Pritchard stopped for a quick photo.
STAR STRUCK: Billy and Dennis Willetts were excited to pose with their NRL idol, Brisbane Bronco and North Queensland Cowboys star Carl Webb.
GROUPIES: Trevor Bowman, Margaret Bowman, Roslyn Von Senden and Sheree O'Loughlin said the best part of the festival was seeing musical act Kross Kolours take the stage for the Back to Camooweal celebrations held over the weekend.
Action from the festival.
BRING IT DOWN: Trish Bichsel and Peter Kleinshmidt rope a beast to the ground to prepare it for branding.
BRONC BRANDING: Susanne and Robert Dempsey (Dajarra) enjoy a morning of bronco branding at the Camooweal Drover's Festival.
SCORE CARD: Bronco branding secretaries Vivian Finlay (Tamworth) and Kay Ballard (Camooweal) note down the scores during the open event.
NEW FRIENDS: Renowned Queensland artist Belinda Williams and country music artist Victoria Edwards made a new friend in Mount Isa miner Max Holt.
RECORD BREAKERS: Old drovers Cleve Smith (Hughenden) and Jimmy Kennedy (Redland Bay) caught up to chat about their days working the land and branding for work, not play. Mr Kennedy said the team he worked with on Lorraine Station in the Gulf country broke the record in 1952 for branding the most cattle in a day.
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