It ain't over, till its over

I wrote a song a few years back and named it, "It ain't over, till it's over". On this, the last day of this trapline, it just kept rolling around in my head. Was there another dog still out there to be caught on this program?
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[@gregwells8764]

In those huge blocks there'll always be another dog. and you'll get it next time. the cocky will fit in just fine at the valley zoo ! Thanks for taking us out there with you Clarke.

[@user-og6rw8ek2c]

Thanks Clark, every clip takes me back out bush where I belong. Your language, the rattles and bumps of the motor car, the seasons and of course the mateship and bond you have with your dogs brings fond memories flooding back and a tear to my eyes. Thanks.

[@lopin890]

Mornin Clark!!! 🤠 You're a softie for the critters!! Now I KNOW we must be related!! I've taken in three rescue cockatoos over the last 31 years [they'll outlive me] and caught a broken-winged crow [he has a forever home now!!] ✝️✝️bless you and Judy✝️✝️ Brandon and his temper tantrums🙀 hopefully grows out of that phase soon!! Safe travels, friend ❤❤ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇲🇦🇺WWG1WGA🇺🇲🇦🇺NCSWIC🇺🇲🇦🇺

[@SMarkar14]

Thanks for another great video Clark. I hope Brandon's eye gets better and Nigel can be saved and Mossy and Brandon can sort out their differences peacefully.

[@thomjarman]

Please keep us posted on the bird. Good or bad. Saved a sparrow the other week. It was sitting in the road beside our garage, I put a cloth over him picked him and put him in the greenhouse on some cloth on polystyrene in a small food recycling bin some water and oats and a thermos full of boiling water to keep the chill off through the night. I wasn't optimistic. In the morning I opened the door and he was back on his feet on the floor which was a good sign, stepped over him gave him a nudge with a stick and off he went out the door thankfully, and as right as rain. No dingo's here in the UK but plenty of foxes! Nobody is really willing to meaningfully discuss the effects of cats on the bird population.

[@csjrogerson2377]

The Law of diminishing returns works in parallel with the 80/20 rule. You can get 80% of what you want/need for 20% of the cost and effort, that final 20% costs you 80% of the time and effort. You have to know when to move on. Great work keep, it up.

[@davidingram353]

You have a kind heart Clark. Judy will love her new bird.

[@robsin2810]

Well done Clark. Cockatoos are rippping my back fence.🤣🤣🤣

[@martywilson5522]

I started watching you hog huntin. That command "OFF" is why I'm still here. Great video as all ways. Roll Tide from BAMA!!

[@kensweet6022]

Good on ya Clark for taking time to look after the Cockatoo despite you being out on your working day. Respect and regards from the UK (England). All the best Ken. 🇦🇺🇬🇧

[@petenikolic5244]

Well done looking after the cocatoo i know there there are millions of them but here in the UK we dont get many quite a lot of Ringneck parakeets in the wild thou now

[@rayjarius387]

You fill my heart with happiness, listening to you working out dog politics. Then saving native bird , what a joy to watch. If you can work out wild dogs minds you be a genius. It like fishing more lines set you get some fish but not all. Well done Clarke.

[@jeffreylord8172]

Good that you saved the cockatoo, your insights are always interesting.

[@maxharris2555]

I've got the feelin' Mossy will have her way. Just like her Dad. Love ya video's mate.

[@rockynrolling6206]

Some good looking country in your vids mate, bet you never get sick of the scenery

[@michaelgumleyguitar]

Another great video Clark! I hope little Nigel pulls through!

[@adrianneedham2373]

Way to go another very enjoyable video 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@scottk0623]

Great stuff Clark. Best to you & Judy.

[@utedriver1]

Hi Clarke we love watching all your videos .they have helped us catch dogs where we live look forward to watching more thank you 😊

[@dondle2]

Love your style Clark, great empathy.

[@seanmccormackmccormack9317]

You're a good man, Mate ! Good luck with the bird .

[@DNADirekt]

Clark you are an artist!! A trapping artist. You put it on a new level. A much higher level! Keep going mate! You are doing well!

[@jasonsinn2061]

You are a rock-solid Bloke and Human being Clark McGhie and I look forward to meeting you some day!!!

[@rickfletcher8422]

Thanks Clark!

[@glenpierce777]

Great vid as always Clarkie mate. Keep us updated on the young Cocky.

[@brianshields7137]

Hi your right about trap lose when I was a young fellow running my rabbit trap line I'd often find traps left on fence posts in tree forks and in old warrens forgotten by trapers years before some rusted out and unusable and some OK with a bit of TLC, I always marked trees or fence posts or hung feathers in trees or bushes just as a reminder its hard to remember 50 to 100 traps and even harder to carry them when on foot

[@suefenwick2081]

excellent as always

[@graemeglasgow9686]

Really enjoy trapping Tuesday. Keep up the good work. Clark, something I thought of ages ago and have been meaning to ask you. I am a cattle producer and one thing I have always been very conscience of is when I use our working dogs (Kelpies) to bring cows and calves to the cattle yards, the dogs are tied up away from the yards as soon as the cattle are yarded and I make sure the cows don't have access to them. When tied up, dogs have got nowhere to go if a cow decides to attack, a serious attack can cause a dog serious injury or death. Its instinct for a cow to attack a dog when they have a calf at foot. Have you had a dog attacked whilst they have been caught in a trap?

[@MrkBO8]

Dog psychology is you are the leader of the pack, you have to put 2 & 3 in their places to keep them happy

[@rmlestes]

Thanks

[@martinward7239]

I hope that wing heals. I've ALWAYS wanted a sulphur crested.

[@brettstevenson986]

Big hearted bugger..top job

[@1mmickk]

That happens to birds when they hit a wire. Ive seen it many times as it has happened. Usually one of a flock who was blindsided.

[@newtimergold7160]

Again.. Capsaisin will definitely detour cattle as most mamals. But... If I dip a chilli in fat my kelpie barks at it but eventually eats it....

[@butchphillips873]

The old problem of top dog! I know it well. The sheepdogs were always the pack leaders and the bigger hunt hounds could have easy been top dog. We thought it was brains over strength. Not often I had to inform them I was the boss but it did happen. Cheers mate. Butch.

[@duanehorton4680]

It's over, not its over. Upcoming is one word, not two.

[@selwynellison8504]

Yes dogs are interested souls. Just never know what's happening in between their ears.

[@xuejiaoxu6778]

Your a big softy Clark, good stuff helping out the cocky.

[@mrwright5699]

He can want to be dominant all he wants but the Sheila's always get their own way dont they 😂

[@robfagan1122]

Have you ever been (ham bushed)by wasps, bees or ants,,, just wondering, my lurcher found a wasp nest, ha ha, love your vids thankyou, fagie uk, ❤

[@newto4361]

Could be the female element with Mossy on Brandon,maybe give them equal time,(and affection) in the front?,make them sit in the back for their share?,could work,young dogs too.Good finale,(getting dog),for enjoyable video.

[@gavinadams7220]

Maybe the cocky can have a talk to Brandon 😊

[@greghunter4383]

Bench seat?

[@rodmorris9690]

Feel your pain Clark. I had a pair of Dachshunds, Dig and Dot. You want to talk about brats? Those to little shit heads would try and out do each other, taking turns, pissing me off.

[@jmpersonal2402]

I was thinking would "Dog psychology" work with our politicians?

[@Williamleo71]

What do you use to attach the trap chain to the drag?

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Mostly use a stainless steel "strop", wire trace about 1m long.

[@jimfarris9671]

It is interesting in a lot of ways dog Are way smarter then we are?

[@keithdrower9120]

Hahahaha......Cowboy.....!

[@waynemorgan5017]

Scott. LOL. Scott no friends.

[@shanevonharten3100]

Brandon is a bit jealous

[@travissyme6755]

🇦🇺 Mt Gravatt4122Australia🇦🇺 hay Clark Tnb here... my partner of 20years was killed 5-7 February.. Bindii my red-noised pittbull & I r about 2b cum homeless.. we r been victimised by some evil old moles in the complex we stays... as said.. soon 2b homeless.. instead of me & Bindii being a issue on Brisbane streets... would u like a free set of hands that truely loves hunting & prospecting & loves being out on country.. as said a free set of hands that is ready 2 go all days & nights... any-a-ways brother have a thinks about it & God bless all🙌 Tnb from beautiful Mt gravatt Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺 4122

[@brainburch6334]

For the idiots or generation z,s parents make them then pass them a play station or phone an leave them to it ,so who's fault is it. An lots of kids don't have what you have. ie hunting an the great out doors so think about it bit sad really.

[@brainburch6334]

😂 don't answer you no ah

[@straitwayaustralia3431]

Brandon knows you making mossy an alpha n not him maybe ?

[@geoffbell6247]

He's annoyed at you not supporting him in dominance . Your pack leader and she is pushing to be your favourite. He believes he should be number 2 so is going in a mood when she's around to let you know he expects you to reinforce his claim . Strategic pack behaviour...see it with canid packs

[@micpotato8158]

I just love these videos

[@joelmontgomery4496]

Generation zzzzzzzzzz Social media n all that 😂😂,keep on keeping on👍✊