Thanks TJ

Glad you enjoyed it mate!

Thanks Paul 👍

Appreciate your feedback Andrew 👍 plenty of helpful tips in all my videos if your listening 😉

Thanks Andrew, it really was a great trip. Probably why Joash booked next year's trip while still on this trip 😁

😀 he was a big boy

Glad you enjoyed it hill Billy 😀

That's fair mate, I understand that.

Didn't you see him ? About 27"

Thanks Craig, yeah damp was an understatement. Don't expect everyone to jump over just need to reward those that have

Alpine National Park

@ Alpine NP is a big place. You didn’t have any issues naming Wonnangatta.

Yeah, well, people weren't happy I did that. So I'll leave it up to everyone's imagination from now on. Happy hunting

I think naming the gatta with its open plains, tracks and river crossings heading in then on top of that a 4wd behind closed gates is a fair bit different from naming places that obviously vehicles can’t get to and could be numerous places in the ANP. Anyone who has travelled through the Alpine or watches 4wd KZbin knows that’s the gatta.

@johnmac6226 can't keep everyone happy Johny 🤷

Good stuff Mark, hope your enjoying the content 👍

@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures been there for close to two years buddy. 🤜

Yeah sorry I have edited it for YT. 46mins on Patreon

Thanks Dave

That would certainly help

Thanks for your feedback Chris 😀

Yeah I did manage to not have to move it but it was only on a 223rem. Virtually no recoil

Thanks mate

A rifle is a affective tool to make an ethical kill. A thermal removes the animals ability to remain undetectable in cover. We have to draw a line with technology and this is definitely where it should be drawn. We can argue about rifle, bows and spears but really 🤷. What's next if thermals are accepted? Drones with thermal ? Don't leave camp until you fly over and find the deer first! We must put more emphasis on fair chase and ethical hunting otherwise we will become known as cullers not hunters which removes the animals status as a game animal which in turn removes hunting opportunities

Thanks for your support mate 👍

Loved your comment Jeff, appreciate your support mate 💪

Unfortunately your correct

Could have been a lizard 🦎 🤷

Glad to see there's a heap of like minded people out there Rob 👍

Hey Scott, just so you have all the information. Nearly all the areas I hunt are Victorian Alpine national Park. The only animal your legally permitted to hunt/kill is deer. If I were near farm land and in State forest I have no issue with your thoughts on the Dingos. To me these were Dingos no wild dog, 2 completely different animals. I don't see Dingos as a risk to farms this deep into the vhc.

Let's hope enough pay attention and follow the right path

Yeah cheers mate, the dingo was a cool experience. That bloody branch. If he had of aimed at it he would have missed it for sure

Thanks Chris, yep it would have but oh well next time

I don't worry about snakes. I wear gaiters for crossing Rivers and creeks. Never owned snake gaiters

Good idea mate 👍

Thanks mate, appreciate your comments

These were very cheap Boblov cameras 3 for like $270

@ the picture quality looks good… thanks mate

@@BBlake-jl1ev good enough to see what they are, night time isn't as good

Pretty cool wasn't it.

Thanks Craig 😀

Hey mate, no never heard of the brand. What's lightweight to some is heavy to me. What weight is the tripod?

Weight is critical on backcountry hunts; tripod legs weight in at 20.4 oz (with long center column) or 18.9 oz (with the included short center column), well below any other offering currently available with all these features. A max height of 45" gives you more than enough room for sitting while glassing with room to splay the legs out on steep hillsides. 3 section design means you get larger diameter carbon tubes over a 4 or 5 section tripod, giving higher stability to weight ratio. Triangular center column means the tripod can fold together tighter and take up less pack space. Quick one finger adjustment to 3 different leg angles, allowing you to get just the right setup on any terrain. Oversized center column locking knob for ease of use with gloved hand. Oversized rubber feet for grip on all surfaces. Collapsed length of only 15.5" (legs only) *Note: Tripod includes both the long and short center column, but the Ball Head is sold separately*

@ Weight is critical on backcountry hunts; tripod legs weight in at 20.4 oz (with long center column) or 18.9 oz (with the included short center column), well below any other offering currently available with all these features. A max height of 45" gives you more than enough room for sitting while glassing with room to splay the legs out on steep hillsides. 3 section design means you get larger diameter carbon tubes over a 4 or 5 section tripod, giving higher stability to weight ratio. Triangular center column means the tripod can fold together tighter and take up less pack space. Quick one finger adjustment to 3 different leg angles, allowing you to get just the right setup on any terrain. Oversized center column locking knob for ease of use with gloved hand. Oversized rubber feet for grip on all surfaces. Collapsed length of only 15.5" (legs only) *Note: Tripod includes both the long and short center column, but the Ball Head is sold separately*

@perfectzero. sounds like a good thing, if you want me to review one I'd.be happy to

I agree totally, yeah Kev had a ball despite not taking a stag. There's a reason no one else is guiding public land Sambar. It's ridiculously hard work. Not only to have success but also physically and mentally taxing.

Pleasure, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 👍

Just another day on the hill as a guide 😁

There's a few stretches I'd say very few

Thanks Bradley, stay true to the hunt 💪

You got that right, be boring without them

Glad you enjoyed it Mark 😊

Awesome to hear your getting more than just entertainment from my content mate 👍

They are a maxifit or flex or something from Bunnings.

I've actually been thing about the umbrella 😉 guy or not I'd like to stay dry 😅

Is it even worth getting a rain jacket or better to have an umbrella and good puffer 😅

@melbournewellness wouldn't be caught dead in a puffer 😆 good rain jacket everyday

Haha yeah the bloody branch 🤣 he'll remember that one for a while

Cheers mate 👍