We are aware that Dingoes sometimes prey on cattle, but this hasn't been the case on Wooleen. Despite always buying very poor cattle (in order to fatten them) and despite recently buying them one month before a drought was declared (when the price of cattle was very low), and the drought continuing for the rest of the time that we kept them, we had zero instances of attacks on cattle by Dingos that we know of. There were no bite marks or missing tails on any of the calves.
The reason that we thought we had no instances of attack is because Dingoes only seem to attack cattle in a situation where the landscape is degraded, and during a drought. This is due to a lack of nutritious forage for ...