Well when do you get the opportunity to promote your cattle to all

Lawson Camm of Cambil Brahmans did yesterday

Well when you get the opportunity to promote your cattle like Lawson Camm of Cambil Brahmans did yesterday in front of a huge crowd in the streets of Proserpine with the Queensland State of Origin side on their Fan Day in town.
This is what Brahman cattle are all about temperament you don't get better than this Cambil Brahmans.
Queenslander front-rower Nate Myles "Look, obviously we were expecting a good turnout, but nothing like this mate, this is fantastic and a little bit overwhelming for us," he said.
"We're very lucky to do what we do, but to get a chance to come out here to these areas that don't get to see us as much as the likes of Brisbane and places like that - it's outstanding, all in all." he said
Coach Mal Meninga said the fan day was about ensuring the longevity of the game and supporting Queensland's regional areas.
"We understand that (Proserpine's) gone through a bit of hardship in recent times as well as with the cyclones and sugar prices at the moment and the amount of rain we've had up here - but we get a fair bit out of it too," he said.
"The players, once a year, realise how much they're adored and admired for what they do and know how much support they've got."
Mr Meninga hopes the fan days will inspire the next generation of footballers.
"I imagine a lot of young kids in this region would be aspiring to be where the current playing group is, so it's all about meeting their heroes and showing they're normal human beings, and that they have the game of rugby league."

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