Saving the World; One Dingo at a Time! - Milk Run Eps 3

[@crankylock7844]

Glad the Dingo made an escape from his perilous situation. I can sleep a tad easier knowing he made it. lol. Looking forward to the next install. Have a good one and cheers:-)

[@andrewsquires7230]

Woomera was a fantastic place to live. Loved it. We used to hire a train and go to Kingoonya and Tarcoola races, sleep on train. Had so much fun there ! Travelled around on my old Army landrover and trail bike, zig zagged all over the place. Used back road to Coopers creek every time we had a break. Thanks Andrew

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Andrew, I know what its like to live in these small communities (20 years a Soldier). They are usually very 'family' orientated and have good support networks with them. Because everybody is in the same boat, they are generally supportive, creative and stick by each other. I hope you enjoyed your journey down Memory Lane. Thanks for watching.

[@1mmickk]

You see, ARMY trained, no BS great videos, one amazing Wifey you got to let the handbrake off as often as she does. We all love Mrs Mongrel Dog!

[@mongreldogproductions]

I'll pass on your thoughts to Mrs Dog. That might grease the pole for next time and keep me outta the Dog House for a while longer. Thanks for watching.

[@nadenegordon7639]

Love the outback, so I'm glad you popped up in my feed. Pretty brave getting in to save the dingo, so well done. Looking forward to your future travels. Take care. 🏜

[@mongreldogproductions]

Glad you enjoy the content…thanks for watching.

[@frankpalermo3882]

Enjoyed this something different

[@infidel202]

I went through Kingoonya in 1977 hasn't changed much we camped behind the pub, I remember the huge railway sheds, thanks for the memories

[@georgesmith8113]

Fun stuff. Great video! 👍👍👍👊😎

[@markmakinson1423]

Great series so far Steve. Thanks for showing Woomera, I spent a lot of time when I was young up there. My late father was a Snr Sgt in the Commonwealth Police back in the day. He was stationed up in Woomera and I remember spending my school holidays up there. It was a real novelty seeing all the left hand drive cars. Keep up the great work buddy 👍👍👍👍👍

[@mongreldogproductions]

I really enjoy when viewers can relate and even take a trip down Memory Lane. Thanks for watching.

[@johnstaring3210]

I recall stopping at Ivy Tanks in December 1970 on our way back to Sydney on our first leave period as Nashos who had just passed our SAS Selection The bowser was one of the old glass topped devices with fuel measurements marked on the glass, situated next to a 44 Gallon drum from which the fuel was hand pumped. The toilet was a pit with a hessian fence on three sides. How tough and (?) and uncomplaining were people in those days ? The road was not much better, there was a 9 inch drop-off/approach on the cattle grids, and the travellers stuffed broken limbs off trees into the massive pot-holes. I also recall seeing an old Holden station wagon out there, with the canvas showing on the rear tyres. Maybe their car is one of those at Koonalda in the graveyard ?. Oh, and Steve, Emu's can swim ! Mate had to drive around Wellington Dam in Collie WA to bring his pet emu back after it swam across, quite a distance.

[@mongreldogproductions]

On a side note, you would not recognise Campbell Barracks now. They have spent a Kazzilion Dollars (and rightly so) on a complete refurbishment and brought working and living standards well into the 21st Century. Pretty much everything now is purpose designed and not based on the typical Infantry Battalion layout of the original structure. I hope your journey down Memory Lane and Ivy Tanks was a good one. Thanks for commenting.

[@johnstaring3210]

@@mongreldogproductions Have been down to the barracks many times since I pulled the pin in '79. Place is unrecognisable from when I was there, and the equipment scale is through the roof. Impressive indeed.

[@Peter57808]

Good old Woomera, I lived there in 72,73,74 before going to Whyalla to start an electrical apprenticeship. Town was restricted access to residents only so was very isolated from the real world. Rode my pushbike everywhere including places I should not have! Then rode my 125 Yamaha into even more places and got into more strife!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hahaha...good times. Thanks for watching.

[@markmakinson1423]

I spent a lot of time up there as my late dad was a Snr Sgt with the Commonwealth Police. I remember cycling every were in Woomera.

[@Peter57808]

@@markmakinson1423 Cheers Mark, He probably ran me off the Woomera airfield as I used to watch the F111's sorties, all good as they understood my interest and didn't get upset with it! I lived at #1 Booreen St for some years in my distant youth! God the memories are flooding back!!

[@Peter57808]

@@mongreldogproductions My God! The memories are flooding back. Riding out of Woomera one night with a young lady on the back of the 125 Yammy on the way out to Pimba and getting stopped at the checkpoint to see if her parents were Ok with this!! What do you say? Well she answered with its all OK!! Carry on, nothing to see here!! It hurts me now that I don't know where she is or how her life turned out, bugger :-( (

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@Peter57808 Hahahaha...this is Gold. Does the current Mrs Peter57808 know about this little fling or is she only finding out about it now when she's reading these comments lol. I'm glad these vids bring back some (hopefully) fond memories.

[@mervharris5183]

Great video. Have to include this area of WA in my trip. Good to see you look after the wildlife. 🐈

[@michaeldallimore8590]

Good to know about that road up to Kingoonya. Great video thanks.

[@reddog5378]

Great to see a dingo being rescued instead of being shot or baited with 1080 poison, especially in SA. Hopefully old mate made it and is still reigning terror on foxes rabbits and feral cats.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Could'nt leave it there to die. Pity about his mate. She had only been dead a couple of days...no decomposition or fly blown. He was pretty cranky though. Thanks for watching.

[@sharky6870]

Kingoonya has a great camp ground clean and fire wood ,toilet , you can by water from shipping container,pub does a good meal.

[@BrekMartin]

That Dingo is what I remember most about your channel, and the first thing I think of. Everything about that was magic for someone living this vicariously through you.

[@GringoLoco]

Yeah I remember that episode too. Good to know Steve helped him find his freedom.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad I was able to do the right thing…and I’m also glad it left a good impression.

[@0Zolrender0]

Bloody well done getting that dingo out of the hole. You're a legend.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Doin' nothing was not an option...couldn't leave him there.

[@alexcooke7313]

Thank you for getting your hands dirty to save that dingo . Really enjoying these milk run uploads

[@CaptainQuintsOrca]

Great vid. Well done for the dingo too mate. Good bloke.

[@recklesseric59]

My cousin was in the RAF in the sixties was stationed at Woomera loved australia so much emigrated out there lives in whiela now dont know if i spelt it right ,very interesting about the rocket base!

[@mongreldogproductions]

I think you mean 'Whyalla' in South Australia. www.google.com.au/maps/place/Whyalla+SA/@-32.9963247,137.513099,12z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x6abb5349d0d2d329:0x4033654628ed830!8m2!3d-33.0345812!4d137.5756534 Thanks for watching.

[@nevillegriffiths8681]

Always look forward to the next instalment - thanks for taking the time to share it with us.

[@mongreldogproductions]

You're welcome. Glad you enjoy the content.

[@stevekerekes9852]

Thanks for your efforts putting these up for us all to enjoy. Perfect blend of information and entertainment from a humble and incredibly capable adventure traveller. We grasshoppers are lucky to have you share the wisdom. Cheers.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Steve, thanks for the positive feedback...it makes it all worthwhile. Part of my reward is sharing the Adventure as long as 'Grasshoppers' find it entertaining. Thanks for watching. Next vid out later this week.

[@gregreynolds391]

I live in the U.S but I love watching your trip videos. You guys really use your bikes for what they are made for, no garage queens there!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi GR, I’m always humbled when I discover that the vids have some international appeal. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Next vid out later this week (I think).

[@richardgiles2484]

really kind of you to help the Dingo as we all need help sometimes 👏👏

[@mongreldogproductions]

Amen to that!

[@twobikesandadrone]

Another great trip! Looking forward to the next section!

[@ricktrenaman6838]

Seeing your section of the trip from Wirrulla to Kingoonya reminded me of a trip we did in 1987. We were on our way to the Black Duck Rally in WA and had taken a detour to see Ayres Rock as it was called at the time, and were heading south via the Stuart Hwy. Having arranged to meet a mate in the caravan park in Ceduna on a certain night we found ourselves in Glendambo that afternoon. Our group 'leader' (an army officer with a map) identified that we cut off 350 Klms going via Kingoonya to Wirrulla rather than the bitumen via Port Augusta. It seemed like a good idea at the time, so off we headed , we were two BMW R100RSs and two K100s. It was sandy in places but RSs only have a certain amount of steering lock and after that its just gas it to get it straight again. We stopped for a photo opportunity of the sunset on the salt pans as a backdrop for one of the K100s as it clicked over 100,000 Klms. Dark settled in and I remember thinking 'well it could be worse, it could be raining..' and so it did. The road had turned to goop and its the only time Iv'e had road spray come up over the screen of the fairing and land in my lap . When we got to Wirrulla it was just before 8:00PM so it was straight to the pub in hope of catching a counterie, we were in luck and the kitchen was still open. The publican noticed we were covered in crap and asked "where have you boys come from ?", "'Kingoonya" we replied, "Couldn't have - that roads' been closed for three weeks with flooding" he said. Nobody told us. After dinner we headed off into the night to Ceduna to meet our mate as arranged, he didn't turn up!. Like you we had to find the car wash the next morning to get the mud out of brake calipers, off the front of the fairings and engine, it was like cement !.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Ah, good times! I hope you enjoyed your journey down Memory Lane. Thanks for watching.

[@ricktrenaman6838]

@@mongreldogproductions Looking forward to Ep5 to see if my Svetlana (Ural) gets a cameo at Adele's Grove :)

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@ricktrenaman6838 I think it does…we’ll know more by the end of this week. 😉

[@billcotton1551]

It's funny , as an American, I never think of Australia being cold. Great job saving the Dingo!

[@mongreldogproductions]

We have it all Bill. The snow, the beaches, the desert, the rainforest and everything in between. Australia is similar in size to the US. When you travel from south to north (in your case, Northern hemisphere) you are gunna experience 3 seasons in one journey. Thanks for watching. PS…I thought you were an Aussie all this time…thanks for your continued support.

[@davemcmahon8140]

OMG I remember this, I had just bought my 2016 BMW GSA. Your vids and others inspired me to travel.

[@mongreldogproductions]

So it’s my fault you bought a BMW…is that what you told the wife lol. Thanks for watching.

[@rosskennedy]

I've tanks was a drinking stop at end of night shift as canteen on construction camp was closed to night shift guys, we track 14km from new road alignment have few beers, then travel back camp which was 15km west of nullabour homestead, those days we had not many 4x4 and out work ute was HQ ute.They did not like bull dust get stuck from dust into dizy clean out keep going.

[@rosskennedy]

Most of the tracks/roads you taking on your trip back in 70/80 ies I travel them in lowloader with construction equipment, back in those days lot road works in SA,WA, and NT.

[@kiwizz2177]

Steve mate , your video’s never disappoint ! Love this adventure, thanks for sharing !

[@gregbolitho9775]

Nice goin. I enjoyed that. Working on a van at the moment. Thanks m8, Stay vertical.

[@sfmgmag58]

love the footage just picked up a GSA1200 looking forward to the next trip

[@RoadsOfOz]

I have been enjoying watching this adventure. Thanks for sharing.

[@Ryanhothersall]

Great video. Went out to Woomera on a day trip in 2012. Was surprised how neat and tidy the town was.

[@peterdawson7775]

great video Steve, looking forward to.the next installment !😎

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hopefully later this week...watch this space.

[@tanyabergeest8149]

Hi Steve, luv watching your vids, looking for more. You are very brave

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Tanya, glad you enjoy the Channel content...I dont do anything special. I just film the adventure and share it with others. Thanks for watching. Next one out later this week.

[@ecoruben]

Loving your content Steve. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit it all up. Looking forward to getting my F800GS and exploring this country some more.

[@GringoLoco]

Another enjoyable outback episode!

[@Peteslife]

My brother went to the car graveyard you had in the last weeks episode and took a heap of photos. Nothing left on the cars for him to collect. But he enjoyed his visit.. Cant believe he was only about an hour away from it when I messaged him. Thanks.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Good timing...

[@harleydrew7100]

Excellent enjoyed every minute of the video

[@grantbrown1579]

Great trip Steve, thanks for going to the effort so us armchair explorers can get an idea of remote travel. Was in Woomera earlier this year and the little museum had a full corner dedicated to Len Beadell.😁 We even visited his grave and headstone in the Cemetary on the outskirts of town were he is buried along with his wife, Anne. Whoops, see ya got there 😄 looking forward to next episode. Cheers

[@mongreldogproductions]

SPOILER ALERT...hahaha, watch this space!

[@timjrvine]

Loving these videos mate! Top work.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Thank you…next one out later this week I hope. Thanks for watching.

[@BikerBytes]

SA is a true desert paradise, itching to get out there. Great video mate 👍

[@boba4083]

Thanks Steve. The old Eyre Hwy is something that I've had on my list for a while. I've been to Koonalda but had a big van behind. Did the Connie Sue in June/July (by 4x4) and came across a couple of riders from the East. One said he watched your KZbin channel to help his knowledge, so your efforts are appreciated. Enjoying this series.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Bob A, I really get a buzz when i read comments like this. It proves that the effort is not all in vain lol. I'm glad viewers gain something from them other than entertainment. Glad you enjoy the content. Thanks for watching.

[@millsy3607]

A bloke in Port Augusta told me once that not even the rabbits want to live up there, before heading off on our trip, rippn series again👍

[@juliandlamb]

Thanks mate, another top tale.

[@niahvail8506]

Cheers Steve always love your videos 🤙

[@chewyboy]

Another great video thank you.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Thanks for the positive feedback and thanks for watching.

[@urso3000]

😊very cool 😎 thanks for sharing-Japan

[@MoosesValley]

Marscape with the lovely red soil.

[@jmsask]

Great videos. I enjoy watching them wishing I could join in on your travels

[@mongreldogproductions]

Grab ya gear; let’s go!

[@jmsask]

@@mongreldogproductions unfortunately I screwed myself by smoking for 45+ years. My lungs are shot I must live life sitting in my home now. Through videos I can see the world. Thank you for that opportunity 👍

[@mcdonaldslover52]

how do you find wearing goggles vs adventure visor for road noise on the long stretches? do earplugs do the job?

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Jack, I dont see any reason to change..i listen to music thru an MP3 player (old school hahaha) and have tailored ear plugs wired for sound. It works for me. A visor might help with audio. If/when my helmet is due to be replaced i'll look at the options. Goggles certainly help when i do the big supported bike tours (GS Safari etc) to keep the dust out. Thanks for watching.

[@thejackofalltravels8267]

Around Kingoonya is it high elevation? Or is it that you are farther from the coast. The Flower you stopped to admire was definitely worth it might make your partner happy after a 2 week milk run even if it’s just a picture. Thanks for sharing.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Kingoonya is only 150 metres above seal level (ASL). It was the middle winter (August). The Sturt Desert Pea is a stunning bit of flora.

[@alphonsvanmaanen]

Awesome! Love it!

[@wayneschenk5512]

Great trip.

[@bobbyoz8251]

Veerrry interesting!

[@in2ADV]

Good on ya Steve! Looking forward to the 4th!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Give me about a week. Thanks for watching.

[@noorla7]

@@mongreldogproductions 😅G’day Enjoying following your travels. Question. Is that a sat phone or gps/plb on your handlebars? Need to get something like that myself. Cheers

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@noorla7 it’s a Garmin 62S GPS. Probably obsolete now and since been updated. It’s a basic unit but I’m all about functionality and it meets my needs. I do carry a PLB (SPOT Messenger) and I did have a Sat phone for this trip. Thanks for watching.

[@rosskennedy]

New highway was finished in 78/79 been there while now.

[@jmsask]

2nd time watching this series 👍

[@mongreldogproductions]

Mongrel Dog re-runs…better then having to mow the lawn on a day off!

[@jmsask]

@@mongreldogproductions not much grass here in Saskatchewan yet. We still had snow on the ground 2 weeks ago. A month ago it was -25C!

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@jmsask -25, brrr. 🥶

[@justgjt]

Great content Steve. Lucky Dingo . . Are either of you guys running lithium batteries . . . If so, how did they go starting first thing in the -2.5 C temp Did you have a "moment" when those ASLAV's went past 😉

[@mongreldogproductions]

Lithium batterys? No. Old school. We pulled up at Pimba to refuel and there was a convoy there. Warfare has changed a little since i was doin' time and there have been lots of changes to gear and equipment. I'm not sure whether today's soldier (non SF) are as resilient and resourceful as we once were (absolutely no disrespect intended). I dont miss it but did enjoy my 20 years of Service...no regrets!

[@justgjt]

@@mongreldogproductions Same here. I was only ever going to do 20 plus whatever time it took to drive out the gate . . . . ended up doing 24 . . . 😅

[@DavidHull-t7c]

Would it be too much trouble to show some of the road signs, so we can follow where you are.? Thank you

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi David, sometimes I do just to help viewers join the dots…I do mention place names or show our location on the map several times during the vid so it should give some idea on where we are. Thanks for watching.

[@warrenkarlsson7091]

Do you encounter many snakes while driving or camping and if so how do you deal/avoid with them? interested Kiwi.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Ironically, I was bitten by a snake as a young soldier when in the bush in North Queensland a long time ago. That nearly killed me. I was unconscious before getting to hospital and spent 2 days in intensive care. But enough about me…. Snakes, I don’t give it much thought. They are usually well off the road or track by the time you get close because they sense the vibration in the ground. Occasionally, you might see one on the road and just ride around them. Surprisingly, they are very timid and will only strike when threatened or cornered. Thanks for watching.

[@philrudman9659]

Great stuff Steve. What year is the GS and how many Kms on it. Cheers Phil.

[@mongreldogproductions]

2016…118,000km, but I’ve only taken it outta the shed about 8 times. When I go for a ride, I really go for a ride! Thanks for watching.

[@dynamadnessadventures205]

Great video ride safe

[@AfricaTwin-Stuff]

Another excellent adventure. Appreciate your work to produce these.

[@rockbiterhd]

Did you have a little chuckle when you passed those Army vehicles

[@mongreldogproductions]

We pulled up at Pimba to refuel and there was a convoy there. Warfare has changed a little since i was doin' time and there have been lots of changes to gear and equipment. I'm not sure whether todays soldier is as resilient and resourceful as we once were (absolutely no disrespect intended). I dont miss it but did enjoy my 20 years of Service...no regrets!

[@rockbiterhd]

@@mongreldogproductions yes I know what you mean my brother was a forward scout and sniper many year’s ago

[@jasethesmiff5683]

1.5°C.... a veritable heatwave. After i shifted from Kununurra to Tassie.... I'll NEVER complain about cold on the mainland again

[@richardharker2775]

Always interesting. I'm not sure if it's deliberate but my youtube is showing 360p only. Still viewable just wondering if you're saving bandwidth due to locale limitations.

[@mongreldogproductions]

I think it was still 'processing' when i Published it...try again and ensure your 'Settings' (small 'cog' on bottom right of screen) is set to HD. Let me know how you go. Thanks.

[@johnbradley1599]

@@mongreldogproductions I.m getting 1080HD. Many thanks Steve.

[@Peteslife]

It all depends on your connection.. some videos I watch in 360.. but today mine says 720.. I lived through dialup so in comparison, this is good.

[@richardharker2775]

@@mongreldogproductions All good now. I must have jumped the gun but then again I live in Melbum.

[@Fanta....]

the moment we've all be waiting for!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Thanks for the positive feedback. It makes it all worthwhile.

[@Nerb1]

My understanding is that woomera is all about testing drones these days... no more rockets at all.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Could be...there wasnt a lot of activity (that i could see) but you never know whats going on behind closed doors.

[@pigeonpallz1733]

Poor fella . He's lucky you came around and saved his ass

[@howardwilliams7399]

G’day boys, just wondering the engine size and brand of the bikes. Cheers

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi HW, Tom is on a Suzuki DR650 (650 being the engine size) and I'm on a BMW R1200GSA. Thanks for watching.

[@richardweston4493]

Loving the milk runs mate, thanks for your efforts in getting these up. I’ve been curious to know how you use your Garmin? Do you use it to record your path travelled, add points interest as you go or do you do in depth pre-trip plotting on the computer, creating routes?

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi RW, Most of the hack work is done prior to leaving for the trip...the GPS (in my case) is usually used to predict distances and travel time from point to point once under way. I'm not very techno savvy and struggle with GPX files etc. I usually carry paper maps and check routes the night before before going to bed. Thanks for watching.

[@richardweston4493]

@@mongreldogproductions Gotcha, thanks for the reply, I use it similarly. You do ok with the techy stuff mate.....for someone over 50 anyway 😂

[@ryder4fun]

You're a true legend. Thanks for taking us along for one of the most adventurous rides on KZbin.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Glad you're enjoying the journey and thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@TheSlab24]

Amazing seeing those old cars there and the result of your dingo escape ramp - that was a great video. Great trip seeing the Nullabour and dingos and desert peas, enjoying this one.

[@shawnmoore4292]

Speedo does not appear to be working?

[@mongreldogproductions]

…on what? My Speedo was working fine. We’re you looking at the GPS perhaps? 😊

[@brontarlabta.k.a.briantayl3484]

I remember the “dingo” episode. Good Karma.

[@royupton2031]

I was supposed to be posted to Woomera during my military service, I couldn’t get out of the posting,so I told them to stick it & handed in my cards

[@mongreldogproductions]

You'll never know...could've been the best years of your life. Thanks for watching.

[@strayandrongo7461]

What a great way to see the country!

[@Bennyboy-dog]

Gotta go a long way for milk these days.

[@mongreldogproductions]

It's special milk...only the best for Wifey!

[@Bennyboy-dog]

@@mongreldogproductions I'm using that! Thanks.

[@MrGfreddy]

Still no milk 😞

[@mongreldogproductions]

It is still a work in progress...dont worry, I will deliver (eventually lol).

[@johnrogers5825]

I'm no expert, but I was under the belief dingoes can't bark? Am I wrong? You remind me of old school men, real men, and not some of these wimps of today. I watch your channel and a few others that are real adventurers and also Itchy Boots the woman adventurer. I watch a disgrace from Victoria that rides a Harley around the world, and am in disbelief how someone like that can be. He even breaks down and cries when things get a bit tough, though he causes those things himself. Keep the honest content going Steve.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Yeah, its a popular misconception that Dingo can only howl. Well, here's the proof. Yes, they bark. I'm glad you enjoy the Channel content...no fluff and drama here (well, sometimes there's drama lol). Thanks for watching.

[@nbrettoner]

No sound?

[@mongreldogproductions]

I cant explain that...it works fine at my end. Do some checks at your end and see how you go.

[@nbrettoner]

@@mongreldogproductions all good after restart mobile. No idea what went wrong my end, my bad. Loving your videos, OCR an unfulfillable dream for me, as are CSR & Len's several tracks. So your videos are doubly precious. Been stranded in Katherine NT over 3 weeks waiting for auto electrician to squeeze me in to diagnose & fix random engine stop. Like fuel starvation. 1996 Subaru Outback, 4 months trip from/to Coffs Harbour NSW.

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@nbrettoner 3 weeks in Katherine would be a looonnngggg time. Glad you enjoy the video content. I better get the next one out quickly to break up the boredom for you. Thanks for watching.

[@nbrettoner]

I'd like to be able to escape before your video but I reckon you'll beat me :)

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@nbrettoner You could always go to Katherine Gorge (again lol) while you wait.

[@kenlyneham4105]

Great video, thanks. I don't understand why anyone would rescue a dingo though, just so they can go out and kill more of our native animals. A dingo is definitely NOT a native dog, THAT was the Thylacine that the dingo sent into extinction on our mainland. The dingo is a feral pet brought to Australia by Aboriginal people somewhere between 4,000 and 8,000 years ago.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Glad you like the vid...you're right about the dingo being introduced. From Google... The dingo is Australia's first introduced species, but its history has been uncertain until recently. While the dingo is an introduced species, it has been in Australia long enough to become a functional part of the natural ecological system as a top-order predator. I would rather rescue a Dingo then a feral cat, rabbit, wild pig, camel, cane toad, fox, feral goat, feral donkey, brumby or water buffalo not to mention a lot of the vegetation that has been introduced and out of control. Thanks for watching.

[@kenlyneham4105]

@@mongreldogproductions You last paragraph is 100% up there, all bad animals. But I cringe at Google saying, " it has been in Australia long enough to become a functional part of the natural ecological system as a top-order predator." Also, Australian law considers the dingo to be a native animal. I have to say though, only in law. Does that mean too that the cane toad will gain 'native animal' status if it's here long enough? The only competitor to the dingo is the Australian Quoll.

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@kenlyneham4105 You're obviously feel very passionate about the subject and i respect your viewpoint. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@kenlyneham4105]

@@mongreldogproductions Sadly, I do. Thanks for reading.

[@aussieplaya5]

Hey mate, any travel east of Nullarbor requires a permit obtainable from the Yalata community website. We do not encourage travel along the Old Eyre Highway. This is private property. Please do not encourage your viewers to break the law.

[@mongreldogproductions]

News to me…if I thought I needed a Permit then I would’ve applied for one. There is no signage on maps or on the ground to indicate that you are entering private property. I looked on Google for Permits to travel the old road and couldn’t find anything. Can you post up a link that might point me in the right direction. I should add that we did not ride thru or enter ‘the Community’. When you say “we do not encourage travel along the Old……”; whose ‘We’? Thanks for watching.

[@FairladyS130]

If you really think that the outback is a 'moonscape' you shouldn't bother.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@mervharris5183]

should say SA and WA .......