G'Day Clark , Could you please up the volume on your videos. Us older blokes don't hear so will. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for another great video Clark. How are you going with your all meat diet from a few shows ago?

another awesome show, cheers mate

There is no where in the world like an Australian Blue Sky...Magical.

Love the new pup mate.

Thanks for sharing another great time in your wonderful office Clark. You get my vote for Australian of the year. I hope you and Judy and Josie and the real stars of your channels are staying safe with the way the weather has been lately around the Sth Burnett and the other affected areas. Crossing everything in the hope that my shooting trip won't be flooded out. Regards Mark from Redlands.

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You don’t appreciate the vastness of the properties you are trapping until you see it from the air….. nice one and gidday from NZ

I so enjoy these posts. I'm from the USA, western South Dakota specifically. I'm a rancher and understand the fight against predators. Thank you, Clark.

Well done my friend, well done!

That caught dog on the video, question: did you just educate all those other dogs about traps? they watched the one dog actually get caught.

So, basically Clark, what you are recommending is to make these deer into a game animal, rather than a feral pest?

Thanks Clarkie. I needed your prologue. Just getting over Covid, then got something else. Feel like crap. You lifted me up🙏👍🇦🇺

Al Gore rhythm

I've seen Nathan down south of you (NSW?) - KZbin channel 'Edge of the Outback' - who shoots goats on sight. So, I guess that means that Australia's states are in different situations viz. feral animals? And speaking of differences, Queensland looks very flat, more so than NSW. I wonder why? Geological forces of course.

Clark great trap line in Barcy. I know you want to show it as it is but - is it worth putting a disclaimer up on screen at the start to stop some of the woke censorship Something like - 'this is a trapping and hunting video. Animals are shot. Don't watch if you don't like this content'. I see it one some other hunting channels I watch. Don't know the Facebook rules.

Thanks Clark another great program and thanks for taking us out for the ride i still shoot in the same sort of country only in nsw but this sort of country gets in your blood i don`t get out as much as i used to so do the next best thing and ride along with you and the dogs all the best to you and your family.

hi mate.

Awesome country. love the pup he's great thanks for the videos

G'day I enjoy your trips around this great country of ours the chopper ride was awesome, I'm vfrom Tassy one day I'll get to stand in one place and turn 360deg and no hills alot of people wouldn't understand keep up the good work cheers

World’s luckiest crow 🤣

outstanding...

Good catch Clarkie mate. What a life young Quilpie's got, travelling around, learning and sleeping!

Thank you again Clark for the video from you 79 year old fan in England give my love to all the dog take care yourself.

Couldn’t you set some traps around the dead goat(s)? I have been successful catching coyotes using dead animals inNew Mexico & Texas. Good luck, keep it up.Best of health in the New year. Keep up making the great video. Old Geezer

Well done mister, thanks for sharing

Wicked amount of country to pin point dogs in ! I feel your relief’ you da Man !

Your way of raising children and dogs makes sense on a profound scale. Life can only be learned by living. The more they are exposed to, the less they get surprised, and the more they face life with confidence. My question for the day is, how do you decide which pup from a litter to keep and add to the roster?

Bravo...

Good double catch

The view from the chopper, you realise how big an area your covering. And how smart you've got to be to catch dogs in that area.

Good job!

Raising pups , now those are just beautiful ! Love the borders ! Looks like you raise the borders & the children right !

I hope you have luck 😊

Good video Clark!

Good stuff Clark, I was starting to wonder.

Enjoyed that helicopter ride Clarke and pilot,it's a big country,one small project of a couple will pay for me soon,sling you a few bucks,you deserve it for your hard work,cheers.

Hi mate , where roughy is this or even which state , I enjoy watching just a bit broke to help financially at the moment unfortunately , we had a farm on the north coast of Nsw’ bloody dogs Eve killed a foal and chewed the nose off our mare ,I caught up with them but the damage had been done and was an ongoing battle with wild dog x dingoes

What rifle do you use great videos

Beautiful country out at Barcy. Enjoyed my short time out there helping out some land owners out there

Look forward to your program each week. My father died 49 years ago next month and it is like he is back alive. He would have loved following you around the country too.

Hey mate, I love watching your content, your a man of knowledge. I’m from Kangaroo Island, I started shearing when I was about 21. After a year I ended up heading to Queensland with a mate and I done this every year for 6pm u years. I shore from Cunnamulla to Quilpie, Charleville to Barcaldine, Longreach and Winton and a lot of little town like Isisford. I found most station owners great, most sheds I’d stay here for the duration of the shed and go fishing, yabbying, pig hunting and sometimes I’d even help do some mustering. The last year I was up there I was very lucky to be able to keep working as I had a good reputation from all who I worked for. The run I was on ended early and when I headed in from the shed I just finished I made a call to a contractor in Blackall and he had a stand for me. There was 5 or 6 full teams with no work in longreach because there was no sheep to shear. A lot of station owners were selling their sheep and buying cattle as sheep were worth bugger all and the losses from the dingoes wasn’t helping them. It was some of the best times of my life. I’m a paraplegic now, I haven’t yet been able to get back into work yet and it’s coming up to be 10 years this year. You do remind me of some of the good characters I met when I was up there and the yarns they would tell me. I enjoy listening to your yarns and life experiences so keep doing what your doing. I would become a Patreon but the pension is barely enough to scratch my behind with but I’m not complaining as I’m very lucky that Australian can provide for people like myself. Cheers mate, Brad

I reckon , it’s the Equivalent of a grain of SAND those traps you set in that Broad COUNTRY. JUST YOUR EXPERTISE , IS THE DIFFERENCE. GOOD MAN CLARK

Good on ya mate! I completely understand the comments about those folks extorting and attempting to force people to accept their views, warped agenda, and ideology. For some reason those same folks are unable to accept anyone who thinks for themselves or has opposing beliefs and standards. You do you, I also love the bush and outback, I will watch, thanks so much for sharing. Cheers!

excellent as always

Thanks clarke look forward to your vids every week mate

Perseverance pays off.

Amazing country your doing a wonderful job.

Love your work I agree 100% with your comments and being a bushy in the Central west NSW

Good work clark