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[@marischwab3597]

Wht a pigsty that farm is. I hope u told the owner that the only way u can eradicate the rats is he needs to clean the place up.

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Actually I told him we are going to clean up the place. I don't want him moving things and spreading the rat infestation to places I can't access as easily. In one of the videos coming up, you will see us begin the cleanup process. We would have started the clean up the last series of videos, but they didn't have any trailers available for us to load with garbage. because they were all occupied for the crop harvest.

[@btsxanime81]

​@@JosephCartertheMinkMan Hey, Joseph. Is there a way to get to the rats that escaped into the giant grain feeders that the dogs can't follow into? Boss almost had one and it went into it before he could bite it.

[@olant9052]

Я бы не удивился, если бы там нашли пару трупов(шутка)😊

[@leiatyndall8648]

The junk should be made into landfill crap, & scrapyard/recycling stuff. If he can make some $ w/ all that metal, that'd be great. If nothing else, it'll help pay toward all the work you're putting into his property.

[@leiatyndall8648]

Divided or separated, not made.

[@edwardh1591]

I’m a retired farmer. My farm was nicely kept with no junk laying around. This farmer is a piece of work keeping his farm junked up like this. This guy created his own problem by not keeping his place cleaned up.

[@meatavoreNana]

Exactly what I was thinking..The farmer provided homes for vermin.

[@ravinhud4979]

Yeah but we wouldnt have content.. hehe

[@carolyngemmell4388]

Maybe he’s disabled now, or has no helpers, lots of reasons….we can’t know everything about why, but for the grace of God go I.

[@stu185]

Facts 👍🏻

[@nannettehuffman8397]

He could make thousands in recycling all that metal.

[@cameronmccoy5051]

I hope they're paying you well for this. You mentioned having a hard time finding places that needed your services, but this place is a safety hazard for all involved.

[@sirennoir258]

Yes no good for the dogs

[@ricardomeertens9165]

@@sirennoir258 its what dogs are bred for and do in nature lol why are you peopls so uneducated on animals.

[@Bradawick]

@@ricardomeertens9165 they replace humans with dogs. Something i find incredibly cruel to do to a dog as it can never reciprocate. Forcing dogs to live unnatural lives because we have been brainwashed into valuing ourselves over families and children.

[@darrenporter1850]

@@Bradawick ?? Unnatural for the dogs??

[@Bradawick]

@@darrenporter1850 yes people treating dogs like children and acting like they are family members. What the person who posted the video is doing is the most natural humane way to treat a dog.

[@paulshenton6527]

More like a junkyard than a farm. Glad the dogs never got injured.

[@sandilesibeko25]

I just love how every dog and mink knows it's task and then there's Bindi, the standout star of the show. ❤

[@philanderson4477]

Yes Bindi is a badass

[@jolandafrijlink6103]

I like Bindi she is the retriever and the hunter in the group.

[@elithepitbulldog2209]

Bindi comes from an impressive line of American pit bull terriers who pedigree goes back to that famous Spike blood of Mr Tom Garner. Santos, grandson of Grand Champion Spike is still siring dogs today.

[@865style]

Boss is the definition of work smarter not harder lol. He just sits back and let's the smaller/other dogs get the rats out then he just snatches them up 😂😂.

[@TreyGoose]

He's the John Wick of the pack🤣

[@WildWestRosie]

I'm assuming a lot, but I think the farmer feels overwhelmed by the state of his place. I know that our local LDS ward sends kids out to help when a disabled or older person needs it, and/or I've hìred day laborers to clean up my yard. Maybe something like this would help? This place is a danger!

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Actually I told him we are going to clean up the place. I don't want him moving things and spreading the rat infestation to places I can't access as easily. In one of the videos coming up, you will see us begin the cleanup process. We would have started the clean up the last series of videos, but they didn't have any trailers available for us to load with garbage. because they were all occupied for the crop harvest.

[@WildWestRosie]

@@JosephCartertheMinkMan I'm looking forward to this! I recall how immensely satisfying clearing out my backyard and carport were!

[@ijlayugan4149]

I still find it cute how Bindi buckets the rats

[@jokerkd8173]

Bindi is getting more intelligent by every video. Well trained and disciplined

[@Mronmovies]

All you need is to train a parrot to yell commands and you got a fully automatic pest control machine.

[@kushviper]

“SQUAWK- Good dawwgs!-SQUAWK- WHISTLE”

[@wendyganel3353]

😂

[@UCLA24]

@@kushviperthis comment had me crying at 1:35am lol😂

[@alwynvandenberg1346]

Joseph, I salute you and your Dog/Mink team for accepting that cleanup.

[@alwynvandenberg1346]

Greetings from South Africa.

[@darrellpalmer]

This one is a hard watch. All that junk and sharp sheet metal just laying all over everywhere just had me stressed out worrying for the safety of your animals.

[@zaq1337]

Hoarders 🙄 like is this a farm or a junkyard

[@samtheman367]

Me too! I always wonder how often they sustain injuries.

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Your fears are mostly unfounded. The natural world has just as many dangers. Nature has jagged rocks, unexpected holes, thorn bushes. Animals have to learn to avoid injury while navigating their environment. This is their environment and they navigate it without without injury the overwhelming majority of the time. They can work in this stuff for weeks without so much as a scratch!

[@BackFeed-lb9og]

​@@JosephCartertheMinkMan Jagged rocks won't cause infections that rusty metal does. Their effectively accidental Caltrops.

[@zernadarkwolf]

@@JosephCartertheMinkMan There is a massive difference between a rock and a jagged rusted piece of metal hidden in tall grass. You have to be clueless to not know the difference and I know you are a smarter man then that.

[@nalublackwater9729]

I have to say that from all YT videos about dogs doing funny things and what not, these ones are the happiest dogs I've ever seen.

[@rhonak7548]

That farm is a mess. Well done on your fur babies catching all those rats 🐀 👏 👍

[@sirennoir258]

It is too disgusting with rusty metal. Poor dogs.

[@lmp8932]

They aren't 'fur babies', they are working dogs.

[@naoedouard4422]

​@@lmp8932 Working fur babies. Got a problem?

[@givmi_more_w9251]

@@lmp8932 I hate the 'term' fur babies with a passion. It not only infantilizes very capable and sometimes dangerous animals, it shows the sick mindset of seeing pets as substitute for children. It also sounds dumb and grating just like 'pet parent'. It's called 'owner' or 'handler'.

[@lmp8932]

Yeah, see the next comment!@@naoedouard4422

[@qedsoku849]

Really cool seeing when you accidentally told your dogs to attack the mink and they refused, as you said, your dogs are solid!

[@exidy-yt]

I just LOVE watching Boss at work. Economy in motion is about the only way to describe him. You don't see those wild bounding chases like with Gypsy or Leia because Boss knows where the rat will be and is there, ready to send it to Rat Hell. Between his wisdom and Bindi's smarts along with the tenacity of Leia and Gypsy you have a great dog team, but add in the mink and it's a rat cleanup dance party. Keep up the great work, Joe and team!

[@mroof523]

Best videos to watch before you go to bed.

[@Amen.22]

And before you eat

[@BBnSam1215]

Joe’s videos and Nate the Hoof Guy. Prime bedtime material. 😂

[@6lemans10]

​@@Amen.22and watch while you eat.

[@pembomassive1394]

Cleaning half that garbage up would help

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Actually I told him we are going to clean up the place. I don't want him moving things and spreading the rat infestation to places I can't access as easily. In one of the videos coming up, you will see us begin the cleanup process. We would have started the clean up the last series of videos, but they didn't have any trailers available for us to load with garbage. because they were all occupied for the crop harvest.

[@Pmujsrepmuj]

Minks never cease to amaze me on how many rats they can get

[@Sneakypete9742]

I truly appreciate these videos. Mink are just awesome. It's great to see working dogs put to work and clearly enjoying what they're doing, its great to see the such a meaningful relationship between man and animal, and that you're doing the community a service in a natural more humane way is just an added bonus. Keep doing what you do mink man, you're winning in this life.

[@Kuzumai]

I randomly paused the video on Bindi and she has some battle scars on her nose, a real warrior by my standard. boss is also looking worth his salt

[@courtneygazlay9329]

That’s a farm that needs a permanent wild mink resident

[@P2Zip]

Or a couple of good ratter dogs.

[@scrubhunter1012]

Or a diligently savvy owner would be better

[@BBnSam1215]

Never get sick of the slow motion “goooooooooood daaaawwwwwwwggggs..” 😂

[@MartinKrafft]

next time you should bring a scrapper. he would probably work for free.

[@aesbj9228]

That one rat that used Bindi as a springboard 🤣🤣

[@randomstranger1188]

Well done. I hope the farmer is going to start shifting some of that debris so that your dogs and minks can have better access to those rats. Great work as always. Thanks for doing such a fantastic service in such an organic and eco-friendly way.

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Actually I told him we are going to clean up the place. I don't want him moving things and spreading the rat infestation to places I can't access as easily. In one of the videos coming up, you will see us begin the cleanup process. We would have started the clean up the last series of videos, but they didn't have any trailers available for us to load with garbage. because they were all occupied for the crop harvest.

[@gisellem927]

Make sure you charge them for clean up and the price of the trailers! That will be a huge, hazardous job. There is a lot of scrap metal too you could get money for.

[@laurenloertscher1319]

These videos never cease to fascinate me. A much healthier method than poison.

[@metarugia3981]

This is possibly one of the most hazardous environments for the dogs to work in, what with the collapsed building, sharp corrugated roofing panels, splintered wood and rusty nails that could easily puncture or impale and a plethora of other sharp objects lying around.😬 Glad none of the dogs and mink suffered any injuries.This farmer really needs to get his act together and clean up all the rubbish and scraps laying around providing shelters and homes for vermin.

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Your fears are mostly unfounded. The natural world has just as many dangers. Nature has jagged rocks, unexpected holes, thorn bushes. Animals have to learn to avoid injury while navigating their environment. This is their environment and they navigate it without without injury the overwhelming majority of the time. They can work in this stuff for weeks without so much as a scratch!

[@The_DrAstrov]

@@JosephCartertheMinkMan I'm sorry but I know that you understand your animals better the us viewers and you obviously take GREAT CARE of your animals , I don't mean to offend but when a dog is lunging it's face in to a load of wire 2:43 or running over old wooden pallets with nails sticking out , accidents can happen. 3:29 you nearly dropped the pallets onto your own dogs head. Farms are a man made environments not the untouched wilderness.

[@metarugia3981]

@@JosephCartertheMinkMan "Your fears are mostly unfounded. The natural world has just as many dangers. Nature has jagged rocks, unexpected holes, thorn bushes." I'm merely pointing out the dangers of the working environment, not attacking you. No offence Joe, but you're comparing nature to man made products which animals don't know nor understand that they can be harmful to them. They don't understand rusty nails and other sharp objects can cause serious injuries or death, because animals just don't have the same risk assessment brains as humans do. Of course, all living creatures try to avoid obstacles/objects so as to not get injured, but in the heat of a pursuit of a prey(like a rat), they're too focused and may not see the dangers and that's when they get hurt. What they do understand is not to take risks and fight in a confrontation with their own species or other creatures as that could spell their death if they're injured, due to not being able to forage or hunt for food. Animals only fight or defend themselves when necessary, if their own life is at risk or as a last resort if there's no escape.

[@BuzzyBri]

@@metarugia3981The animals do understand... Why do you think there is little to no injury in any of these videos lol if anything Joe gets hurt more than the dogs dude gets bit by rats to the bone and steps on nails

[@LingLingFromQLD]

Any environment where dogs work is the most hazardous. If a dog has a slim chance of hurting itself then that's just the price of business, besides, most dogs go their entire lives without once fulfilling some kind of purpose.

[@meghantaylor5155]

MY GOD! I'm having panic attacks watching the dogs flying over all those sharp edges!

[@chubbrock659]

Drama queen 😂

[@anna9072]

I like the differences in the tail action when the dogs are excited, from Gypsys excited wiggle to Bosses elegant wave.

[@WahrheitMachtFrei.]

That is absolute rat heaven. They'll always be over-run.

[@marieparsons9908]

I don't know about that. The pheasant farm that they worked on a few years ago hasn't had rats for two or three years now. Joe's crew worked themselves out of that job. Haha

[@smolexfundie6458]

My kids love watching with me. Bindi the “smart doggie” is the star of the show!!

[@NicholasWM2044]

That catch in the air was epic!!

[@CasanovaPopperz]

I’m so proud of Bindi! Making the breed look good expressing all the best qualities ❤

[@Stayfnay42]

13:27 I can't believe Bindi was able to squeeze under that gap! she's such a cool dog

[@sharonwylie1104]

You have a brilliant team of talented animals Joe always love watching you great stuff you are a true inspiration 🤗

[@buckrogers2828]

Looks more like a Scrapyard than a Farm! Needs a Drot or a big 360 to go through there as much of the place is derelict and those silo's are not that far off falling down as bases are rotten.

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Actually I told him we are going to clean up the place. I don't want him moving things and spreading the rat infestation to places I can't access as easily. In one of the videos coming up, you will see us begin the cleanup process. We would have started the clean up the last series of videos, but they didn't have any trailers available for us to load with garbage. because they were all occupied for the crop harvest.

[@Carolsweety1]

Those dogs and mink just love their job!

[@Pwnulolumad]

That debris has to go. A lot of squeeze for little juice and big risk

[@poolie-mag8282]

Bindy is an exceptional animal never ceases to amaze me 👏

[@BigQfrmdaO]

That’s one hell of a dog you got there that fact she knows to put it in the bucket is gold

[@NicholasWM2044]

@ 19:19 when you say "come watch".. Bindi sure took that seriously. She was laser focused looking after u said that. 😅 you can literally see the intensity in her eyes. Lol

[@silverskyranch]

The more I watch videos like this, the more I feel this would have been a perfect job for my terrier mix years ago. Lived in Florida where there are the smaller Black rats, and between him, my dachshund mix, and my brother's pittie, the rat population in our old sheds completely disappeared.

[@makersmark1974]

The respect Bindi has when the others make catch is priceless.. What an intelligent machine she is.. ..& to know the bucket helps so much.. Loving life watching them work together.. I'm in awe of your family my friend.. ..i cannot thank you enough for the privilege you've given so that we can witness these events.. Thank you so much🤝🤙

[@SamsungGalaxy-nm5qt]

I love watching these videos. Thank you for sharing!

[@imdrunkmk427]

Every time I see bindie do bucket, my eyes tear up a bit remembering your old dog... Oh how far bindie has come, what a great pupper. I've said it before and I'll say it again, you'll never see a happier dog, than a working dog working.

[@chubbrock659]

Dramatic much? 😂

[@jameskett5241]

Boss reminded me of Jeter scooping up a ground ball by the green tractors. lol

[@Fibbletan]

I hope that you'll be charging them a little extra for your cleanup efforts, Joe!

[@ldeast25]

14:12 man look at Gypsy climbing up in that machine. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 she don’t mess around baby.

[@danmeek928]

I love watching the dogs, how fast or tails are going. Their loving Ness. I’m loving watching them.

[@shogo359]

I came across you a few years ago and have been enthralled with your content and the work you do since. I have even gotten several friends to sub to your channel and we discuss your videos all the time. What you do and how you do it is simply amazing and the way you work with and for your animals is out of this world. On top of that, your videos are educational and wholesome in a way most content isnt anymore. Keep up the good work and this amazing content!

[@philanderson4477]

I miss your Sherni absolute beautiful dog 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MrHeuvaladao]

It's easyer to fight Talibans in the mountains than fighting rats in a messy place like that. It's a lost battle if you don't deprive them from places to hide and from sources of food.

[@richardlowman6918]

This Farmer should own many of minks. Lol Keep it up!

[@kat7135]

I used to hate videos like this because i thought they were cruel, but after learning just how much trouble rats can really cause I've grown to like them more. Sure it still sucks that the rats unfortunately have to be killed, but the farmers have to do what is right for their crops and stuff, plus the dogs have a blast doing it!

[@llemonpup]

I’m glad you educated yourself on real issues like these. On top of everything, rats and mice are an insane safety hazard. I love animals and would even keep a rat as a house pet, but I feel relieved to see farms get cleared up of this pest… plus, like you mentioned, it’s physically and mentally amazing for the dogs. And yet *another* benefit of this is that the rats go out in a natural way, killed by natural predators rather than starving in glue traps or slowly having poison affect their neurons. Now *that’s* cruel.

[@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69]

Absolute W comment and character development. Seriously though, good on you for seeing what it really is; a necessity. The rats die but they die the way nature intended via natural predators. No poison or excessive cruelty needed. Just a quick snap and it's over.

[@themonsterunderyourbed9408]

"the way nature intended" isn't always quick and painless. Many animals kill/eat their prey in the most painful way imaginable. Chimps tear their victims in half and start eating while they are still alive and there's PLENTY more examples of this in nature. Don't think "mother nature" is all sunshine and rainbows.

[@IcicleFerret]

I was in the same boat. Younger me was vehemently anti-hunting of any sort. But everything lives in a connected circle, and removing predators to be "nice" ends up hurting more in the long run, not just the rats. Older me actually wants to get my hunting license now, too.

[@chubbrock659]

If it makes you feel better, rats are on this earth for nothing more than being food for higher level animals.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

I love how Boss and Bindi (clearly his protégé) are intelligent and gracious enough to allow Leia, Gypsy and Gremlin to take the rats they've caught and polish them off, while they go look for fresh prey. It's both very sporting of them, and shows that they know that the little ones have it covered; now let's get back to the slaughter!

[@phacialoveskakashi2119]

I hope the next time, this farmer gets more assistance (not just from you) to move all this equipment and debris to give them fewer places to hide.

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Actually I told him we are going to clean up the place. I don't want him moving things and spreading the rat infestation to places I can't access as easily. In one of the videos coming up, you will see us begin the cleanup process. We would have started the clean up the last series of videos, but they didn't have any trailers available for us to load with garbage. because they were all occupied for the crop harvest.

[@kaloja9425]

Boss front leg muscles are so pronounced at 17:02! Good angle on him

[@Windrider6]

Joseph says he calls this the "grain" farm, but that is not the name that comes to my mind.

[@olant9052]

Джозеф,привет из России. Очень интересно. Вы столько труда вкладываете в своих питомцев,я в шоке. У нас подобного бизнеса нет, никто не имеет труда истеблять крыс,тем более ондатр. Смотрим с интересом,☝️☝️

[@gilbertdelgado6703]

Great teamwork! I bought your one book about training minks and can’t wait until it is delivered today.

[@edmundsavage2442]

Nice one Joe. I have seen you train Bindi, and you have showed us what an excellent " ratting dog" pit bulls can be...

[@maringarvanovic8011]

I love the way you say "buck ket". I find these fascinating to watch and you and your dogs are amazing. Bindy in particular.

[@Shawnsatisfiedwife]

The farmer is the problem, he's created perfect homes for the rats and mice

[@barbarapoznik7218]

l cant help myself,Bindi is hands down my favourite.She is so tidy depositing the rats in the bucket.Dont get me wrong because you and your animals are stellar....❤️🔥✨🐕‍🦺

[@Iroc_199]

Boss is the best.. such a damn good dog

[@Quantumgaming1265]

I can't believe the pitbull put the rat in the bucket, you have earned my respect👍

[@ravinhud4979]

I need a Bindy bucket shirt.. bindie? whatever the spelling need it

[@BBnSam1215]

Yesss or a “Good Dawwwgs” 😂

[@NicholasWM2044]

An an APBT owner myself, I got a little worried when I saw Bindi lock in on a rat on that collapsed Tin. Just cuz the drive of that breed, I was worried she might accidentally get cut or injured goin after it on that junk😅. Cuz they'll go hard without concern for themselves sometimes. But I see she is very well trained. Love watching!

[@JosephCartertheMinkMan]

Your fears are mostly unfounded. The natural world has just as many dangers. Nature has jagged rocks, unexpected holes, thorn bushes. Animals have to learn to avoid injury while navigating their environment. This is their environment and they navigate it without without injury the overwhelming majority of the time. They can work in this stuff for weeks without so much as a scratch!

[@dilligaf73]

I have a sight hound who would love this, unfortunately, he's a sod so can't be offlead and also has to wear a muzzle. I like the fact you show your dogs wearing e-collars. Most people over here are against them. I used one for my late rescue, gave him his freedom

[@sootikins]

Every good farm needs a few rotting deer carcasses scattered about at random. They go nicely with the collapsed buildings and dead rusting machinery.

[@neilspence7490]

BOSS doesn't get enough credit what a great dog.

[@maaj528hz]

I would not have put my animals in such harm’s way with so much junk. Your animals are awesome and you train them so well ❤

[@gazt657]

Thanks Joe n family amazing content as always love from the UK brother

[@American-Jello]

Bindi is incredible. I just love her so much.

[@hollywood5128]

Joe's boots make me happy. Protect from any more nails

[@OliviaLovesPugs]

Wow, Bindi has REALLY come into her own! She’s such a smart and willing dog.

[@stelonous]

you can always tell when the mink gets something.

[@vlweb3d]

That farm first needs all that trash cleaned out. It's no wonder that rats are thriving there.

[@soxpeewee]

Have lived and worked a farm. Yeah the junk should go but people shouldn't judge so harshly

[@meatavoreNana]

That farm is a disgusting mess.

[@neilbondad4476]

These dogs can tell the difference between the smell of mink and rat and that prevents them from accidentally biting the mink in dark & tight areas.

[@retroreceptionist7571]

I hope this farmer is able to get the help he needs to get his farm cleaned up more. It’s clear he needs a major cleanup to keep the rats even in check. You’re a good man to help

[@The_DrAstrov]

UK here. Great video but look at the state of that farm.. It's disgusting. I I live in Rural East Sussex and our farmers take pride in their farms. I've ever seen one in that condition. I understand that farmers are hard working busy people but that farm is unfit and a health hazard. It wouldn't get the certification needed to produce food for human or even animal consumption here in the UK.

[@LloydsofRochester]

I hope you also charge for cleanup. You're providing two services and both of them are extremely valuable.

[@drewparcel1727]

With all the rats I’m shocked there isn’t a bunch of snakes

[@elithepitbulldog2209]

Glad to see that famous Grand Champion Spike blood put to good use. Bindi’s pedigree is one of a great line of American Pit Bull Terriers that comes from Mr Tom Garnef.

[@cherrygayles1790]

This was first time I was worried about the dogs getting hurt from the debris all over. But the dogs were great. Its amazing watch them work as a team. And of course the incredible Sherlock.

[@janenoel1024]

I absolutely Love watching BINDY! All your dogs are Fantastic, Bindy is remarkable! Stay Safe!

[@jordanhofmann1428]

Really messy!! Your Work and Your little Workers are really awesome!! I´am so Impressed, well trained.

[@scotlandinvestor7779]

Bindi the only one smart enough to bucket her kills

[@PariahGrimm]

Ha ha...when he said bucket and the dog put it the bucket I laugh my head off.

[@lionessoftor4139]

A lot of people are giving this farmer a lot of hate, and I get that the place is a mess. However, most farms have been passed down threw the families. We don't know his situation. He might have inherited the mess from a relative and all of his time is tied up in day to day farming. He might not have any family interested in continuing and helping with upkeep, he could be on his own. Yes, it should be cleaned but let's have a bit of understanding.

[@ezlow1065]

Very true, its so easy to sit and judge without knowing all the background. It seems easier for people to hate than encourage! Greetings from Aus

[@kathybrandt6060]

Hello JOE, really enjoyed watching this video. But like the other member of your group, said all of that metal and all of the nail sticking out of word. I would’ve told the farmer used to pay 40% more for dangerous conditions. But I am glad you were successful at getting, a very nice bucket full of huge rats off this man’s property.

[@ChrisTesch87]

I honestly thought this farm was abandoned. I've never seen one so derelict. Based on the comments its not! How could it get so bad? Mink man paid the farmer to not clean it up for some awesome rat killin content lol

[@redwolflancer3051]

My APBT was the best farm dog i ever had, after her thats the only breed i stick too, there's pretty much nothing they cant handle especially if you have two or three, even got rid of the wild boars tearing up my corn, saved my corn and kept us in pork, of course they always got there share and had nice hocks to chew and got some ham when we cooked it. Schnauzers make good ratters too !

[@Forever_Thatter]

Jeez hold onto that skeleton, a few thousand years from now it will be a priceless fossil for the future MinkMan generations!

[@bcclark8681]

Half the problem is the junk everywhere. To many places To hide.

[@clumpyshane]

it always scares me when the dogs go full steam ahead into a pile of twisted metal

[@heyhope326]

PLEASE GO TO AUSTRALIA AND DO A RABBIT SERIES 🤩🤩 you guys are the best, great content as always.

[@SapphirasMama]

We also have rat and mice problem too, not only rabbits. Some farms have more rats and mice then they do rabbits.

[@scrubhunter1012]

It’s not junk they hide under in Australia they breed in the paddocks and scrub. Totally different environment. Mink and dogs wouldn’t have a chance in Australia

[@becantonopoulos2604]

Difficult to get animals into Australia due to quarantine laws .