Episode 10
We have arrived at the season finale of The Wild West, and this week the boys are travelling from Exmouth up toward the Pilbura. But a bit of a mechanical problem means it's time to pull over to take a look. The wet weather means the shoulder is softer than anticipated as well, as the camera truck get into their own problem. The weather continues to be an issue, so they waste no time getting the big boat into the water at Karratha to head out to the remote Montebello Islands out in the Indian Ocean. They require extra fuel and fresh water on board which means there wasn't a lot of extra room for fresh food luxuries. It's time to live off the land, and Jase goes on a hunt for some tucker. The next day the boys go exploring in a mangrove creek and find some new underwater friends along the way.
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