In 1892, Jack Howe sheared 321 sheep by hand in just 7 hours and 40 minutes near Blackall, an extraordinary feat using blade shears. Today, visitors can explore his legacy at the Jack Howe Memorial, where displays and sculptures bring the story to life and highlight the region’s hardworking past.

More than a record, Jack Howe’s story celebrates the outback lifestyle and its people. Through local history and storytelling, visitors gain insight into the grit and ingenuity of rural Queensland, making it a must-see experience in Blackall.