Hunting Down A Rogue 13 Foot Killer Crocodile | Outback Rangers | Ep1 | Documentary Central

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  • Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
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  • @hoangvantran3228
    @hoangvantran3228 Год назад +8

    Love Northern Territory

  • @neswadiyah
    @neswadiyah Год назад +4

    This video is so educational more than the fact they were hunting crocs, but the way they explained the hunting of feral pigs and setting ablaze the forest. I learned alot

  • @aunibakri3501
    @aunibakri3501 Год назад +3

    Greetings from Malaysia 🇲🇾

  • @colormetakenaback
    @colormetakenaback Год назад +12

    Thanks to Mick Dundee, I already know even the banks of the water are no bueno for croc areas lol

  • @richardbarton6146
    @richardbarton6146 Год назад +3

    1 Less brutal beast to worry about... good job.

  • @art-is-lazy4509
    @art-is-lazy4509 Год назад +1

    Rogue Croc on the East Alligator River, surprise, surprise Einstein; right where the run those Jumping Croc tours where they habituate crocs to approach boats for food and jump out of the water to get it, well surprise surprise Gomer Pile.

  • @bailey2913
    @bailey2913 Год назад +29

    I wonder why they called it the “alligator river” when you don’t even get alligators in Oz 🤔

    • @Nguja
      @Nguja Год назад +26

      It was named along time ago when the first explorers came through and named alot of rivers. Back then they didn't know about salt water crocs only alligators. So that's why it's called that

    • @joyschtik
      @joyschtik Год назад

      Just google it

    • @bailey2913
      @bailey2913 Год назад +1

      @@Nguja cool 👍🏼

    • @alijohnson1365
      @alijohnson1365 Год назад +1

      The English named it .

    • @katherinemorris9354
      @katherinemorris9354 Год назад

      Never understood that either

  • @art-is-lazy4509
    @art-is-lazy4509 Год назад +21

    That crossing on twin falls is supa scary coz it's deep and jumps up real quick when there's rain about. We got stuck there when the river came up overnight and the crossing was closed at over 1.2m. We watched a German dude drive it when it was marked as closed at over 1m and that Troopy was almost washed in when there were 4m crocs swimming about it. Amazed by what we just witnessed we asked the German guy why he took such a risk, his response. I only have two weeks holiday. Amazed we pointed out the crocs swimming about and he went pale, even more that his normal shade of pale.

  • @karenaubert8852
    @karenaubert8852 Год назад +18

    I don't think I would swim there even if they think they removed all the crocs. One slips through unnoticed ...oops, sorry bout that.

  • @johnharris7353
    @johnharris7353 Год назад +12

    I'm glad that the overweight rangers are heavily armed against the viscous lethal mimosa tree!

    • @tulsacaupain2882
      @tulsacaupain2882 Год назад

      😂 that's not nice and they are armed for animals

  • @charlesshamseldin9555
    @charlesshamseldin9555 Год назад +1

    5:48 that whole sequence is right out of Jurassic Park

  • @MidnightMessenger-vq8ch
    @MidnightMessenger-vq8ch Год назад +3

    enjoyed that, hope u put the next episodes on too?

  • @RoscoeS-zo2cg
    @RoscoeS-zo2cg Год назад +13

    Allow a hunting season on saltwater crocs. Generate revenue through the sale of licenses and tags and let people pay you to solve your problem.

  • @user-MRG1130
    @user-MRG1130 Год назад +18

    @6:26, not in this, but Australia has some of the best helicopter pilots. When you watch them run animals, it’s incredible how well they’re able to maneuver the helicopter. I’m not sure if it’s a specific type of helicopter that allows them to whip it like that. But regardless, it looks insane, and I can’t recall ever seeing it anywhere else.

  • @MyJones34
    @MyJones34 Год назад +1

    How you can say ( in the old days don’t do this?) crocs are here before us!😂

    • @TrueGhosty
      @TrueGhosty Год назад

      exactly what im trying to wrap my head around

  • @MichaelPhillips-jw4bj
    @MichaelPhillips-jw4bj Год назад +12

    Lol they gave that poor croc a life sentence to jail…. In all seriousness though. I’m for safety but night fishing in the kak is really, really asking for it… like wandering into a grizzly den covered in meat and blaming it

  • @jamesbond-lm1zf
    @jamesbond-lm1zf Год назад +3

    IF THEY CATCH HIM, THEY CAN COOK HIM IN A CROC POT

  • @beandipcartography
    @beandipcartography Год назад

    Outback Steakhouse is allsome.

  • @peterguirguess853
    @peterguirguess853 Год назад

    They ate the pig - awesome

  • @IDK-gw9wq
    @IDK-gw9wq Год назад +3

    Wow these comments…have any of you ever spent time in croc country, lived near waters where it could be life or death. Do yourselves a favour and google/RUclips crocodile attacks Australia
    There’s a simple fact that once a croc kills a human it’ll get a taste for blood and the bigger a croc gets the more aggressive it becomes.
    In other words you all should do some more research

  • @ravenswin16
    @ravenswin16 Год назад

    Send pita for a lil frolic in the drink, waters great come on in. 😎

  • @autumn3529
    @autumn3529 Год назад

    Abo for ya

  • @AkAkAkNeil
    @AkAkAkNeil Год назад +2

    correction *inhabited by aboriginals for over 400 centuries, or 40 millennia

  • @billybubba8344
    @billybubba8344 Год назад +4

    If you get in the water in Australia, you’re at risk

    • @candytime4204
      @candytime4204 Год назад

      If you get in Australia, you're at risk XD

  • @MichellePieon
    @MichellePieon Год назад +10

    Gotta love how we as humans say that the crocs are the issue where as this is their natural habitat that we are invading. SMH

    • @cameronboyle5235
      @cameronboyle5235 Год назад

      we arent invading shit, where is a humans natrual habitat? wake up idiot everywhere is our habitat just like a croc. crocs should be culled

    • @markhoffman4587
      @markhoffman4587 Год назад

      Absolutely right, this is puzzling

    • @SJ-ds8wd
      @SJ-ds8wd Год назад

      Lol if you live in any city or suburbs or neighborhood then you are the biggest problem hypocrite!

    • @kevincampbell643
      @kevincampbell643 Год назад +1

      We as humans are in our natural habit also,...it's called the whole world. We have the ability to go anywhere on this planet. You may think living in a concrete city is where you belong & only see the rest of the world thru your rose colored glasses, but some of actually live & thrive outside of your protected city neighborhood. Taking problem animals out of the mix is a natural & proper thing to do

    • @IDK-gw9wq
      @IDK-gw9wq Год назад

      It’s still a safety issue. I’d crocs are allowed to roam free they spread to other waterways. Where I live there’s crocs in the freshwater river system and they’re not meant to be there. It’s due to a massive amount of competition and population and lack of food where they’re meant to be

  • @arthurbrumagem3844
    @arthurbrumagem3844 11 месяцев назад

    Ok , we culled the crocs ,now on to many types of venomous snakes, spiders, toads, octopus, etc. So many , so little time 😂

  • @GaBoy-dy3ub
    @GaBoy-dy3ub Год назад +2

    That croc got a warrent for his arrest for first degree murder..

  • @lydiaburlingame5265
    @lydiaburlingame5265 Год назад

    Where can we watch the rest of this ?

    • @DocoCentral
      @DocoCentral  Год назад

      ruclips.net/p/PLyaHl-s4G_NE_DWaWYuTkTVtuR7rV_n4F here is the playlist for the series :)

  • @judahclough3701
    @judahclough3701 Год назад +5

    Why not thin out the population to half.

    • @Monatio79
      @Monatio79 Год назад

      Yes, why not.
      The human global population is 8 billion. The earth is becoming overcrowded and we lack the resources to sustain everybody. It's high time we get rid of those undesirables who do not deserve to exist.

  • @stevesalkas9128
    @stevesalkas9128 Год назад

    I knew it was australia without watching

  • @Fotosynthesis858
    @Fotosynthesis858 Месяц назад

    How is it a “killer croc” if the only thing it killed was a boat engine?

  • @jamesbond-lm1zf
    @jamesbond-lm1zf Год назад +1

    NINE OUT OF TEN CROCKS, SAY SWIMMERS TASTE LIKE CHICKEN

  • @rondavis3021
    @rondavis3021 Год назад +1

    My uncle Gary our family originally Alice Springs his mum's and my mum mum's are full sister's.

    • @cocksure8430
      @cocksure8430 Год назад

      That would make him your cousin.....

  • @dominicjohnson8427
    @dominicjohnson8427 Год назад +2

    Fred needs to learn muzzle awareness with that rifle before he shoots a workmate instead of a croc

    • @cocksure8430
      @cocksure8430 Год назад

      Its alright mate, its not loaded.............

    • @dominicjohnson8427
      @dominicjohnson8427 Год назад +1

      That’s the whole point of muzzle awareness! You should always treat a rifle/shotgun as though it’s loaded, because when you think it isn’t loaded that’s when accidents happen, and with centre fire rifles that normally results in death unfortunately

    • @cocksure8430
      @cocksure8430 Год назад

      @@dominicjohnson8427 Duh....

  • @stevepearson6173
    @stevepearson6173 Год назад +3

    So even in a national park meant for wildlife the wildlife still isn’t safe from the human plague and the almighty dollar .if the tourist trade didn’t encourage the crocs to put on a show they wouldn’t come to the boats

    • @HunterBidenscrack
      @HunterBidenscrack Год назад +2

      So I’m sorry but when did us humans lose our right to hunt and be out in nature? Go cry and write about it in your diary.

    • @stevepearson6173
      @stevepearson6173 Год назад

      @@HunterBidenscrack joe too dumb to understand a sentence . never said anything about hunting but since you brought it up their is no hunting in Australian National parks they’re there to preserve the flora and fauna which was my point

    • @markhoffman4587
      @markhoffman4587 Год назад

      ​@@HunterBidenscrack Your name says it all. Would you run through a forest full of Brown Bears, while you're covered in blood ? Use common sense, and you won't get into this situation, and wildlife that has the " audacity " to do to us what we do to them by the millions, might be safe from us, and from Joe Schmo's without a brain

    • @markhoffman4587
      @markhoffman4587 Год назад

      Amen to that, Steve. This is disgusting

  • @87mustang87
    @87mustang87 Год назад +3

    30/06 would probably be the smallest rifle I'd use on a croc

    • @shawnpanzegraf5642
      @shawnpanzegraf5642 Год назад

      Given how often you end up needing to take a longer than ideal shot when under an artificial time constraint like this, I’d go bigger to guarantee the croc doesn’t suffer.
      I’ve personally seen a 8’10 alligator hit a bit higher than the sweet spot well above and between the eyes with a thirty-thirty, and I would *never* go along with that being the planned weapon again.

  • @lysdexsick
    @lysdexsick Год назад

    Wild pigs are delicious. The rangers had some nice dinner!!!

  • @shanenewton8560
    @shanenewton8560 Год назад +1

    Fred Baird " this is croc country,
    Tourism money overriding natural habitat..NO more dangerous threat than human WANT..

  • @jabarali9696
    @jabarali9696 Год назад

    I wonder where thousands of indigenous people have gone from there

  • @kimberlycraigie2443
    @kimberlycraigie2443 Год назад +1

    Nah fuck that if crocs get in there I’m not going in

  • @jasonhare8540
    @jasonhare8540 Год назад +1

    I mean if it's just living its life and doing what crocodiles do how is it a rogue 🤔
    I'm not saying not to shoot the SOB I'm just saying it doesn't really seem like a rogue thing to do if you're a crocodile .....

  • @teoaaria
    @teoaaria Год назад +2

    Good person working on to kill this dangerous animal crossing Australia

  • @alijohnson1365
    @alijohnson1365 Год назад +1

    I think it is unfair. They wer there before tourism

  • @isaacquintana3469
    @isaacquintana3469 Год назад

    Steve was a better croc catcher then them

    • @ajfischer4832
      @ajfischer4832 Год назад

      Steve was a wanker and died being one his dads better trapper etc proof hes still alive today.

  • @michael5265
    @michael5265 Год назад

    Biggest bunch of 🐂🐂 I've seen for a while

  • @GaryBonnell-tb4ot
    @GaryBonnell-tb4ot Год назад

    It will be ok the people against killing the Crocs can let their children family swim there make sure it's safe for the people who have better sense

  • @samuelkamochu6808
    @samuelkamochu6808 10 месяцев назад

    Its a high time I got to wear a nice pair of Croc skin shoes, wallet and a belt would do me no harm at all.

  • @rishivardhan2289
    @rishivardhan2289 Год назад +8

    Crocodiles are the biggest reptile currently known to exist on Earth.

  • @jahmasih4193
    @jahmasih4193 Год назад +75

    Not even allowed to kill aggressive problem crocs who are no longer endangered? I think it's time to put the fear of man back into crocodiles and remove them from protective custody before they kill someone.

    • @kmurphy739
      @kmurphy739 Год назад +28

      Hopefully, it would be you!!!!!

    • @jahmasih4193
      @jahmasih4193 Год назад +19

      @@kmurphy739 why would you say such a horrible thing, are you against saving a fellow human being? or would you rather save an animal that would eat you without remorse. I hope nothing bad happens to you may Jesus save you.

    • @kmurphy739
      @kmurphy739 Год назад +15

      @jahmasih4193 I'm with the crocs and leave Jesus out of this....

    • @oliewray8357
      @oliewray8357 Год назад

      @@jahmasih4193 I would definitely prefer it ate you 😂😂cos you're dumb

    • @kushlover8878
      @kushlover8878 Год назад +19

      Just stay away from crocs territory they have every right to live too. They are opportunistic predator by nature it’s pure instinct, they go very long time without meals.

  • @jarheadthemsg
    @jarheadthemsg Год назад

    Haha a roque Croc

  • @genkill81
    @genkill81 Год назад +6

    Off subject but anyone else noticed everyone in charge is fat 😂

  • @stevesalkas9128
    @stevesalkas9128 Год назад

    Monsters v crocs

  • @mrkipling2201
    @mrkipling2201 Год назад

    It could be a perfect solution. Try and herd the wild pigs, which are disgusting things and need destroying, towards the crocs in the river and let them do the rest..

  • @matthewregister3240
    @matthewregister3240 Год назад +3

    They say they get all the animals out there they don't there ain't no way in hell you can you will miss a lot of them I guarantee it

  • @GaryBonnell-tb4ot
    @GaryBonnell-tb4ot Год назад

    That guy is a pyromaniac see his eyes lite up when they told him to burn it two seconds he was throwing match's he's a little to eager to burn baby burn

  • @Love_Angel-ti5gx
    @Love_Angel-ti5gx Год назад +1

    You disturb them in their habitat,and they killed people,now you blame them and hunt them,some kinds of stupidness!

  • @gailmay7933
    @gailmay7933 Год назад +1

    Should be able to kill that crocodile

  • @ravenswin16
    @ravenswin16 Год назад +2

    So 20 foot crocs roam free no worries, but guns are against the law. Stupid is, is stupid does. Lmao.

  • @imjinriver641
    @imjinriver641 Год назад

    Incompitant government monopoly - justifying there value yet making problems worse. People just go out; search destroy - take a safe swim.

  • @pres5049
    @pres5049 Год назад

    when i saw him picking up that small seed i was like no way hahaha
    after that you see them talking about the animals and if they dont do this some animals wont e able to live there etc
    we dont need to intervene with nature people think they own everything, just let nature do her thing if that plant want to grow there then let it grow just piss off and why capturing crocs so people can walk there ?! just dont walk there dude !

  • @anjelybarger
    @anjelybarger 2 месяца назад

    I don’t know,but it seems to me that we are the intruders,but nobody wants to see someone get hurt,common sense seems to be lacking

  • @TOURMANBOB
    @TOURMANBOB Год назад +10

    Why on earth would you ever capture a dangerous crocodile needlessly putting rangers at risk, when you could (and should) simply shoot the damn thing. The whole species isn't worth the life of one person...my God...what is wrong with a conservation movement that would put value on a single croc's life

    • @unclehuwi5745
      @unclehuwi5745 Год назад +1

      maybe a croc has the same rights to exist like we do?

    • @TOURMANBOB
      @TOURMANBOB Год назад +1

      @@unclehuwi5745 No, not at all, and especially not so when they are a threat to human life. One human life is not worth the whole useless speacy..

    • @HunterBidenscrack
      @HunterBidenscrack Год назад

      @@TOURMANBOB they are a big part of the ecosystem in Australia. You remove or kill nuisance crocs. You’re obviously not a hunter and you damn sure don’t speak for us. They are grown men who signed up to do a job they knew was dangerous. Quit being a bitch.

    • @HunterBidenscrack
      @HunterBidenscrack Год назад

      @@unclehuwi5745 no they don’t when they are getting aggressive towards humans. They lose their right to live then.

    • @laurent3760
      @laurent3760 Год назад

      @@TOURMANBOB I wouldn't call them useless. Entire ecosystems would collapse if certain species, especially apex predators, disappeared. I live in Florida and it's just common sense that the waters are where crocodiles and alligators live. You could say the waters belong to them. If you don't want to be torn to bits you don't swim anywhere but beaches (not near mangroves) or a pool and don't be stupid along the banks. I do think a crocodile which kills a human should be killed for the protection of other people, but some other idiot is just going to be killed by a different animal. You have to look at it from different viewpoints. A crocodile is going to crocodile.

  • @jameszabinski3558
    @jameszabinski3558 8 месяцев назад

    Pretty sure the narrator does death vids as well

  • @5thdawg917
    @5thdawg917 Год назад +1

    Just make them extinct. Then there would not be any need to worry and the waters will always be safe. Simlle problem solved. People are so dramatic.

  • @kennethmckenzie8991
    @kennethmckenzie8991 Год назад

    The Government need to do a cross border test a male Komodo Dragon an a female Saltwater Crocodile an see what you will have??????

  • @alipeacock3685
    @alipeacock3685 Год назад

    Surely the crocs were there first ? Instead of capturing them why not put permanent barricades in the water so they cannot eat the people ..poor crocs have to suffer for tourism . Not fair .

    • @HunterBidenscrack
      @HunterBidenscrack Год назад

      So the crocs can get trapped and drown?

    • @alipeacock3685
      @alipeacock3685 Год назад

      @@HunterBidenscrack NO , said barricade , so when the crocs swim up to up they cannot go any further , and it nudges them to turn around and swim back where they just came from..the barricade is in the water at a safe distance so man and beast can live side by side …never mentioned caging them to let them drown ..they were here first !

  • @solaykash9022
    @solaykash9022 Год назад

    I hope you-all goin to eat them

  • @arthurbrumagem3844
    @arthurbrumagem3844 11 месяцев назад

    Remove all you want. There will be more in a very short time

  • @Fl-Pride
    @Fl-Pride Год назад +5

    I choose the wrong career. This would be so awesome to get paid to do. It’s just too bad that Australia’s ran by a bunch of jab mongers.

  • @paulrichards1921
    @paulrichards1921 Год назад

    All crocs are deadly. Killing one because it attacks people in his terf is ridiculous. Killing any animal because it attacks a person is ignorant. These people are losers.

    • @IDK-gw9wq
      @IDK-gw9wq Год назад +1

      Once a croc has a taste for human it won’t stop killing and will continuously hunt humans

    • @paulrichards1921
      @paulrichards1921 Год назад

      @@IDK-gw9wq It is doing what it does naturally. Humans are visiting a Croc's territory, and when the human gets hurt, they blame the animal.
      A taste for human flesh is something created for the movies. LMAO.

    • @IDK-gw9wq
      @IDK-gw9wq Год назад +1

      @@paulrichards1921 nah my family have lived on croc country for years and used to be croc hunters. It’s the same principle as the reason why the feed off barrumundi and turtles and other things in their diet. They get a taste for them. And after the first taste of human, they’ll come back for more

    • @paulrichards1921
      @paulrichards1921 Год назад

      @@IDK-gw9wq Once humans get the taste for a croc, they will continuously hunt them.

    • @IDK-gw9wq
      @IDK-gw9wq Год назад +1

      @@paulrichards1921 can confirm crocodiles taste nice and they make pretty good boots.

  • @jomh832
    @jomh832 Год назад +2

    Why are you hunting the crocodile and the crocodiles doing what’s natural to him? We are the stupid problem. Nobody tells us to go into nature

  • @anotherway007
    @anotherway007 Год назад

    no such thing as a rogue croc. Problem is bogans encroaching on their habitats. Leave wildlife alone and stop treating it like it's a pest.

  • @sharkvideos446
    @sharkvideos446 Год назад

    every person involved in the making of this garbage needs to go to jail

    • @SJ-ds8wd
      @SJ-ds8wd Год назад +2

      No, actually you should go to jail.

  • @atcay81
    @atcay81 Год назад +3

    Don't hunt down the crocodiles... Just don't live there it's bloody simple!!
    These are historical creatures and humans just ruin it all!

  • @ustaz_abu_jan
    @ustaz_abu_jan Год назад

    Kakadu in afrika not Australia

  • @jordantheriverman6143
    @jordantheriverman6143 Год назад +2

    Turn from your sin, your twistedness and rebellion to God. Put your trust in Jesus Christ to know God, be forgiven of your sins, declared righteous before God, cleansed from your guilt and given eternal life. Today is the only day you may have.

  • @shaman2762
    @shaman2762 Год назад

    this australian accent 😴🤨🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

  • @davidvilayseuk4819
    @davidvilayseuk4819 Год назад

    Out of all them shots u only get one hog hahaha really

  • @oliewray8357
    @oliewray8357 Год назад +1

    Back in the old days they shot them all so yeah that's probably why 🤦🤦🤦

  • @matthewregister3240
    @matthewregister3240 Год назад

    I still wouldn't go there no matter what if it's tourist I'm not playing with my life like that go see all the sights you want I'm the original Crocodile Dundee

  • @user-sr5oq4qs9l
    @user-sr5oq4qs9l Год назад

    Now if u would've had an American ot 6 u could've had all four of them pigs

  • @whitesonly6996
    @whitesonly6996 Год назад

    heres a tip, dont live where animals will kill an eat humans lol or just dont bother them😂 thatd be like someone breaking into your home but your not sllowed to harm them at all