article_snippet: Tracey Walker lives on a property near Ilfracombe, Queensland, which has been in drought for three years.
article_snippet: The drought conditions are so bad Tracey Walker was forced to remove all 800 of Tracey Walker cattle off Tracey Walker land 30,000 acre property three months ago. '
article_snippet: This is my second year of not having a proper wet season, I don't expect to see anything substantial growing until January next year - and that's if we get a wet,' Tracey Walker said.
article_snippet: The drought conditions are so bad Tracey Walker was forced to remove all 800 of her cattle off her land 30,000 acre property three months ago . '
article_snippet: As the drought begins to take hold and as the grass and the herbage reduces the outcomes get quite intense, and more roos are tending to die,' Longreach Regional Council chief Mark Watt told Daily Mail Australia. '
article_snippet: We can have more roos coming into the main town area looking for water, feed or green grass in people's yards.
article_snippet: Roads can be seen intersecting drought-affected farming areas located in south-eastern Australia . 'drought-affected farming areas located in south-eastern Australia're just poor, innocent animals that haven't got many options. '
article_snippet: It's not surprising that drought-affected farming areas located in south-eastern Australia're just dying from lack of feed and lack of water from the prevailing drought conditions
article_snippet: The drought has had a devastating effect on the town with farmers forced to destock, families forced to relocated and local businesses struggling to make money.
article_snippet: Earlier this month, almost 80 percent of Queensland was officially declared to be in drought.
article_snippet: The Bureau of Meteorology said areas of western Queensland are suffering serious to severe rainfall deficiencies – meaning areas of western Queensland are recording the lowest 10 percent to 5 percent of records.
article_snippet: This picture was captured in 2013, before The drought hit.
highlights_snippet: Tracey Walker lives near Ilfracombe in Central West Queensland .
  