Buffaloes: Adventures in Arnhem Land by Carl Warburton
In the 1920's, Kakadu, in Australia's Top End, was the domain of the buffalo shooter. These fronteirsmen came to the north seeking adventure and fortune beyond the borders of white settlement, in a land that was wild, hostile and still governed by its traditional Aboriginal owners - the Gagudju. Carl Warburton's Buffaloes is a memoir of the exploits of two ex-Gallipoli veterans who, unable to return to an ordinary life at home, journeyed north to procure buffalo hides.