Engrossed, fascinated and entertained by your analytical approach and musings. Much appreciate and greatly respectful of this knowledge shared. UK professional mole catcher. Always watching..always listening…always learning. And always a better day when the dogs are with us. 👍
Absolute great series mate, I'm watching these on the Telly now days. I don't watch many RUclips videos as I'm very busy with my own, but I always watch and just love the country you're in and the work you do. Look forward every Tuesday. Cheers, BT
@@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry Mate, the Tom Cole book The Last Paradise' being the sequel to 'Hell West and Crooked' was published early1990s in the Angus and Robertson 'Imprint Lives' genre of books about Aussie legends. They are part of the Harper Collins publishing group. Cole mentions in the preface that he had a typist and then to Editors for help in punctuation and formatting etc. That is you don't need to finish everything before getting them involved. Hope this info helps and gives you confidence that there is a publisher who is interested in early Australian bush culture and stories. Cya next trapping Tuesday!
Minnesota Rancher. That spear grass looks like wicked stuff. Our wild oats will twist like that, but its not that sharp. You can keep all that stuff down there. Great video. Keep it up!
Sounds crazy but I travel with new socks, clean out my pockets, undo laces on my boots and scrub them out, all these things and more to try and stop any chance of weed spread.
I live in the state of Wyoming in the U.S...we have spear grass similiair to that here. It really is nasty stuff. Found your channel recently and im enjoying watching you and your critters. Keep it up!
Black oats will do the same as the spear grass. The oat seed has 2 legs out the end and when you wet them they will propel the seed over in a rolling motion. Nature sure is amazing.
Howdy Clark🤠 From the looks of the white tip dog on the Reconix, I'm betting this caught dog is a different one... the white tip doesn't appear large enough on the caught dog.. GOOD CATCH!! As always, I'd take Brandon and/or Mossie in a heartbeat!! Wish you were closer to Central Oregon!! Looking forward to next Tuesday!! Safe travels, friend ❤❤ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇸🇦🇺WWG1WGA🇺🇸🇦🇺NCSWIC🇺🇸🇦🇺
The northern native spear grass a legume curious . . another the iron wood tree , whose leaves why you don't see camels north . . yes when watered the spear grass seed , spirals into ground . . along with smoke water
When Ct Cook sailed our shores for the first time, he noticed that colouration of dog here then. I think it goes way back to the crossbred lines of hunting dogs that would have been brought in by the last wave of aboriginals who arrived here about 3-4,000 yrs ago.
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Engrossed, fascinated and entertained by your analytical approach and musings. Much appreciate and greatly respectful of this knowledge shared. UK professional mole catcher. Always watching..always listening…always learning. And always a better day when the dogs are with us. 👍
Thank you for letting us ride along
It’s a place I’ll never get to see for myself but at least I can see how nature works in what is a beautiful setting. Thanks for taking us along.
BEST VIDEO YOU HAVE DONE..FOR A LONG TIME
Take your wins when you get them and don't worry about the loses. Good job Clark.
Good advice
Good on you Clark for performing a great service to the farming community.
Always enjoy your trappings...
I appreciate that
Geez Clark, ya not wrong about the low hangin tree, what a ripper.
I love riding along on your line. I think some of your tricks might work on my Cyote line here in West Virginia USA. Keep up the good work 👍👍
Awesome! Thank you!
Absolute great series mate, I'm watching these on the Telly now days.
I don't watch many RUclips videos as I'm very busy with my own, but I always watch and just love the country you're in and the work you do.
Look forward every Tuesday.
Cheers,
BT
Appreciate the support mate. Keep doing what you are doing as well
@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry cheers mate 👍 👌
those dogs, on trail camera ,no doubt seen other pack members nailed, they will slip up as the leaders disappear. Great content again Clark 28:18 .
you have a good bushman mind. keep going with your job.
Great job Clark beautiful sun set mate keep up the good work cheers 🤠🍻 Happy hunting getting rid off those pesky dogs 🐕👍
I enjoy your videos very much! Thank you.
I think you caught another white tip dog than in the trailcam footage.
Yep, that's the way it rolls out
Keep up the amazing work mate, you and your family are doing a great job 👍👌
Thank you! Will do!
Awesome stuff as always. Just wondering why you don’t use any different bloods on your traps, surely that would be a great attractor 🐕 🦘 🐨
Blood works well in the right place at the right time, however, every other critter is attracted to it as well which means more unintentional catches
Good stuff Clark. Keep tapping away at the autobio in your 'spare time'-ha. I am buying when its released.
I'm actually bogged down, don't know how to take it from what Ive got into a book form. Will have to do my research and come up with a plan
@@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry Mate, the Tom Cole book The Last Paradise' being the sequel to 'Hell West and Crooked' was published early1990s in the Angus and Robertson 'Imprint Lives' genre of books about Aussie legends. They are part of the Harper Collins publishing group. Cole mentions in the preface that he had a typist and then to Editors for help in punctuation and formatting etc. That is you don't need to finish everything before getting them involved. Hope this info helps and gives you confidence that there is a publisher who is interested in early Australian bush culture and stories. Cya next trapping Tuesday!
Love the job you do for our farmers
Cheers phil Victoria
Thanks mate !
Gidday Clarke. Great video mate.cant help but notice how the modern dingo trap seems about half the size of the traps back in the day.?
Far smaller, easier to set and hide and far kinder on the dogs
Nice bit of country that.
Good job Clark. THANKS!
Minnesota Rancher. That spear grass looks like wicked stuff. Our wild oats will twist like that, but its not that sharp. You can keep all that stuff down there. Great video. Keep it up!
Sounds crazy but I travel with new socks, clean out my pockets, undo laces on my boots and scrub them out, all these things and more to try and stop any chance of weed spread.
Nice job, I put about 25% glycerin in the urine it doesn’t evaporate anywhere near as fast. Stay well . Can’t wait till next Tuesday 😁
Righto, good idea
Hey mate. Great videos👍.... do u catch many red fox while trapping for dogs?
Sometimes but in the north, there are less fox, especially where wedge tail eagles are the thickest, they nail the pups pretty hard.
Thanks Clark
I live in the state of Wyoming in the U.S...we have spear grass similiair to that here. It really is nasty stuff. Found your channel recently and im enjoying watching you and your critters. Keep it up!
Awesome! Thank you! Great to have you on the team mate
Black oats will do the same as the spear grass. The oat seed has 2 legs out the end and when you wet them they will propel the seed over in a rolling motion. Nature sure is amazing.
I think most of the 'oat' family do the same. Just amazing how they drill themselves into the ground (or a body)
Thanks clarke
Well done mate I enjoy the trips.
Great work mate 🇦🇺 👍
Keep doing what ya do
will do
Howdy Clark🤠
From the looks of the white tip dog on the Reconix, I'm betting this caught dog is a different one... the white tip doesn't appear large enough on the caught dog..
GOOD CATCH!!
As always, I'd take Brandon and/or Mossie in a heartbeat!!
Wish you were closer to Central Oregon!!
Looking forward to next Tuesday!!
Safe travels, friend ❤❤
Stay FROSTY...
Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel...
🇺🇸🇦🇺WWG1WGA🇺🇸🇦🇺NCSWIC🇺🇸🇦🇺
You are on the money mate
Love your videos Clark
Lovely ep
Can't imagine what that speargrass is doing to the suzies radiator.
Almost every day, out with the air compressor and blast it out
Great vlog Clarkie mate!
Nothing sucks seeds like a parrot 😂
Jeez I keep waiting for a triple. One day soon. 👍
😂😂😂😂I threw a pair of Track Pants into the camp fire in central QLD. Due to spear grass
The great northern savanna
Forever in Blue Jeans
yep, bury me in em
I burnt a pair of brand name hunting pants after two days hunting with Clark many years ago.
I was thinking of you mate
Looks busted arse . . but one of most pristine ancient landscapes . . with stories to tell
The northern native spear grass a legume curious . . another the iron wood tree , whose leaves why you don't see camels north . . yes when watered the spear grass seed , spirals into ground . . along with smoke water
Do the Black Grass Seeds bother your dogs?
Not that much except around their feet and front of chest. I try to keep them out of it as much as possible
That last dog looked like it had German Sheppard in it.
Do you agree?
When Ct Cook sailed our shores for the first time, he noticed that colouration of dog here then. I think it goes way back to the crossbred lines of hunting dogs that would have been brought in by the last wave of aboriginals who arrived here about 3-4,000 yrs ago.
Must be good to get a dog that keeps dodging your traps?
sure is, touched with regret
Upcoming, not up coming.
God dam, that dog looked more german shepard than dingo y'all. That yellow dog looks like a monster?
Shepherd