Aaaah appreciate this message bala. I practice most of our culture on Yuwibara country where I was born and raised but my blood runs from Gooreng Gooreng country.
Yes? Very good my boy! Excellent! No swearing or boozing! But so much learning! You have listened to me and respectfully! Would you be okay to show this to my class? I think your content will thrive, especially around the stories around our culture? And for others that are interested? Learning about the history is a big things in the classroom now, as your kids would tell you this? ❤🖤💛❤️
Yes I did take what you said into consideration for future videos. I did swear once tho where I couldn’t edit it out because how and when it was recorded. It was after I got out of the water from getting the second crab. Yes no sauce bottles in camera 😊. Thats great news my kids do make me aware that they do learn heaps about our culture, I’m happy they can also practice it with me.
Yeah cus. I was a bit sketchy and not having reception or nobody knew I was there. I don’t usually make these decisions but I did make it after waiting a while and throwing sticks around earlier but ya still never know aye.
Brother I tell everyone this. I walk every beach and creek system to find and see new locations. Some days turns out to be nothing other days you may find decent spots.
@@kingrangasempireaaaah got you sorry mate. I literally walk for hours to have people ask where is this spot only to have them fishing these locations when ya done the hard part for them. No worries mate I am around the Mackay region.
@@CampMisguided sorry i should have asked in a better way nice that explains the low tide mark thats where i am as well i just didn't want to pry into your privacy too much i follow a few locals but i've never done that style of crabbing
Another thing is that you took a Jenny, whether it was dead, soft shell or whatever. It's just wrong to take them. Good to see you FNP teaching your kids how to do everything improperly. Smh
Before I was informed about the law. I was doing this to survive with my father and grandfather. I don’t see nothing wrong with cultural practices. We don’t have a boat or money to buy them from the shops. We have reached out to TO’s to let them know we practise culture to pass onto the next generation. We do lots more to help them flourish in our system like throw small ones back, we feed and bait holes with left over scraps and clean the rubbish as we walk these systems.
Man cannot remember the last time I tasted mudcrab.
Should take me out for a trip one day bro would be mad🤙🏾
Add me on fb bro we could go for a look aye
Great clip! Liked and subscribed. Look forward to more eps
I’m happy to hear this mate. Thank you. I’ll try keep the content as good as this one for ya.
Love your stuff bala. Cheers from Bundjalung Country.
Aaaah appreciate this message bala. I practice most of our culture on Yuwibara country where I was born and raised but my blood runs from Gooreng Gooreng country.
good youtube mate. liked that.
Thanks mate I appreciate that. 👋
Awsome EP brother
Thanks brother. Wasn’t sure what was going to happen but it turned into a good ol day.
Yes? Very good my boy! Excellent! No swearing or boozing! But so much learning! You have listened to me and respectfully! Would you be okay to show this to my class? I think your content will thrive, especially around the stories around our culture? And for others that are interested? Learning about the history is a big things in the classroom now, as your kids would tell you this? ❤🖤💛❤️
Yes I did take what you said into consideration for future videos. I did swear once tho where I couldn’t edit it out because how and when it was recorded. It was after I got out of the water from getting the second crab. Yes no sauce bottles in camera 😊. Thats great news my kids do make me aware that they do learn heaps about our culture, I’m happy they can also practice it with me.
Awesome brother, gathering Kai(food) for the Whanau(family)
That’s it brother. Not all days are like this but was happy with the result on this day.
Ignore All The Mob That Doesn't Know Our Native Title Hunting Rights.
A big thank you brother. Always have to try and explain aye. I just went over and subscribed to ya channel. Deadly brother
Made Abungs mouth water 😂
Hahahahah seafood on the menu sometime soon then aye with Aunty Muls belacan
Just be careful Cus, if it's the area I think it is, that is a noted crocodile spot.
Yeah cus. I was a bit sketchy and not having reception or nobody knew I was there. I don’t usually make these decisions but I did make it after waiting a while and throwing sticks around earlier but ya still never know aye.
Hook in Qld 😐?
Before there was law we were living off the land and we still use some of our practices to survive and to show the next generation.
do you mind if i ask where you are for this vid?
Brother I tell everyone this. I walk every beach and creek system to find and see new locations. Some days turns out to be nothing other days you may find decent spots.
@@CampMisguided i was curious on town not exact spot and yeah i like to look for good secret fishing holes gets me off my game for a few hours
@@kingrangasempireaaaah got you sorry mate. I literally walk for hours to have people ask where is this spot only to have them fishing these locations when ya done the hard part for them. No worries mate I am around the Mackay region.
@@CampMisguided sorry i should have asked in a better way nice that explains the low tide mark thats where i am as well i just didn't want to pry into your privacy too much i follow a few locals but i've never done that style of crabbing
@@kingrangasempireit’s good because it’s like you have to work for your rather than chuck multiple pots.
aswom brother
Cheers Tiges. Was a good day
Another thing is that you took a Jenny, whether it was dead, soft shell or whatever. It's just wrong to take them. Good to see you FNP teaching your kids how to do everything improperly. Smh
Before I was informed about the law. I was doing this to survive with my father and grandfather. I don’t see nothing wrong with cultural practices. We don’t have a boat or money to buy them from the shops. We have reached out to TO’s to let them know we practise culture to pass onto the next generation. We do lots more to help them flourish in our system like throw small ones back, we feed and bait holes with left over scraps and clean the rubbish as we walk these systems.