How to catch a Trap shy dingo

Sometimes you run into a dog that knows more than what you do. This is when you have to pull your head in and think. Make good decisions and trust your techniques.
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[@ricko3145]

Nice words at the end Clark. Most people never think about where there food comes from

[@LukeGrey-cr7xz]

There sure is a real science, skill and experience in your field of work. Very impressive.👍

[@richardt.4224]

It is a real pleasure watching you go about your work; not only do you do it well, but you explain why you do it and also in that particular way. Thank you. By the way, my every day car is also a Suzuki Samurai convertible, I just love mine.

[@kymmarshall1116]

Clark most of us don’t like seeing an animal put down. I for one understand the job that you have and there is so many people who are impacted when these dogs are doing the damage that they unfortunately are. As you said earlier in the video, if these dogs stayed up in the mountains then we wouldn’t have a problem but when they’re attacking livestock then it is a problem. Take care mate.

[@PeterC245]

Perhaps the Landowner, could sign a agreement with the wild dogs , so they agree not to attack cattle?????

[@danielruthenberg8249]

@@PeterC245and maybe we should sign a agreement with the government that we won’t pay anymore taxes while we are telling jokes 😂

[@TheThetechnician]

And the galahs to not damage crops and insects aswell, great idea mate you really should ( if your not already) be i parliament, just the right thinking

[@ZEGOAT-pe6pp]

Yes I agree, trapping is a hard job but it needs to be done to control the problem dogs. There isn't a lot of people out there willing to do what you do, but it has to happen. Keep up the great work mate. Your wisdom is greatly appreciated and needed.

[@PeterEdwards-up6wz]

Your heartfelt respect for the dog is very real and very moving mate.

[@darylstorer3369]

Bloody well said Clark. There a lot off us that watch you and understand where you are comming cobber. Keep up the good work mate.🤠

[@TheThetechnician]

The dingoe at the end was certainly a ripper specimen and duely deservering of your respect, beautiful country up there mate very awe inspiring

[@trevm7681]

Clark, well done! You did a humane job and actually, you and the team were really successful! Really admire your energy level. You can be rightly proud of your success.

[@Splawnridgerunner]

I love what you stand for. Keep up the good work.

[@HitokiriRaiden]

That was definitely a smart and skittish dog to catch, most would just called it quits and just not bothered, makes a big difference when you keep after those tricky ones and always something to new to learn.

[@robcaseltine2484]

very smart dog, he didn't get that old by being stupid. I can see why you didn't want to put him down. But you got to do what you got to do. Another great video. See you next Tuesday.

[@RQCK0N]

Clark a great video, full of depth and your admiration for your adversary was obvious. I can understand your dilemma.

[@geoffwilson7774]

Ya got that right Clarke, it sure is a tough job but I for one respect your judgement and understanding of the situation, and the knowledge that you have gained in the industry, and the problems it has, I just wish that there was more people like you, but then again it takes a lifetime to gather that knowledge and people forget that. Thanks and Keep up the great work…

[@brucestevenson8797]

I really appreciate your respect for these animals and that you show it. Your comments are spot on.

[@JasonSeymour-zu6lt]

Hi Clarke love your channel Thanks for sharing what you do I don’t trap but I hunt, what you do is absolutely awesome and informational 👍🏼

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Thanks 👍

[@bally1213]

Couldn’t agree more with your two bob 👍

[@r-sup4870]

I like the information mate.. It is invaluable knowledge.. Mutchly appreciated

[@ianmcmanus3078]

I respect you and the job that you do. Thank you.

[@misterlewgee8874]

Lovely to see. Having a trail cam telling you when fox turns up usually is handy

[@JamesJeanneret]

I couldn’t agree more with everything you said at the end. Great vids!

[@vinceveloce9897]

I look forward to your videos every Tuesday evening.

[@malcsco]

Another great video Clark. Wish there was more people in the world like you. Looking 👀 forward to the next one. ATB fur noo

[@lopin890]

Morning Clark!! I love the compassion and respect you show for the dingos, even though you have a removal job to do. Having had one as a 'family member', you probably know them more intimately than anyone. This recent catch of that intelligent old warrior proves that you're NOT just out to exterminate the population. As you noted, if they would just stay in the mountains and forests and not cause death and injury to the ranchers livestock, there would be no issues. Safe travels, friend ❤❤ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇸🇦🇺WWG1WGA🇺🇸🇦🇺NCSWIC🇺🇸🇦🇺

[@jakebeams6205]

Love the videos and your dogs mate they are unreal 👍

[@jeffatkins6890]

Nice work , enjoy it watching your videos from Wales

[@scottk0623]

Great job, the coyotes in eastern New England can be difficult when trap shy too. Thanks for the great video.

[@johnfranke9655]

Persistence pays off, keep up the good work

[@Rec_hunt_fish]

Great video and honest commentary, cheers

[@stevemavroudis]

Really enjoy your informative videos great stuff thanks cheers

[@PiperX1X]

As always a great video and great final thoughts.

[@justicelut]

That was the most interesting video yet Clark. I agree with your very poignant views at the end. Thank you for what you do and ignore the hypocrites, they are not worth worrying about!

[@MICKMAKO13]

Cunning old dog mate but persistence and some maghie magic one dog down....thank you for your great service and content...

[@Gregory-uv2pi]

Outstanding! Real and a true sentiment.

[@adrianneedham2373]

Totally agree with your closing thoughts

[@terrykoch1250]

Good job Buddy, that was a smart critter.

[@davidquirk9711]

Awesome vid mate..keep em comin..stay safe.

[@ronnieharrison2143]

Enjoyed your post.

[@warrickjones590]

Great video as usual mate.

[@richardcole9558]

Good work as usual ..👍👍

[@steveo2766]

Another great vlog Clarkie keep em coming mate Cheers Steveo QLD

[@codyblissett5118]

Hey mate love these videos keep it up

[@craigtomkinson2837]

Lovely Ep and well said

[@rasbhangi]

As you often say " endeavor to persevere" good on you, mate.

[@Coholbell15]

Always learning something new mate

[@hamo4558]

Lovely seeing another 'Skunk' video mate !

[@traceyattrill2966]

OK and now you do it the real kiwi way, you make me smile so much, by just being so casual about things hunters blow theur arses about and reckon they are soooo good. Keep it up Clarke and as for WOKE stuff em all .

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

👊

[@John-kl3ue]

Cunning old dog that one ..love your work mate

[@gregkilgour4545]

Clark. Did you find the owner of the Blue Cattle Dog that was caught in one of your traps, and what was his story.

[@michaelbailey8320]

Respect for a quality opponent.

[@brettellis1837]

Yep very smart dog.

[@garymadden2656]

Great video 👌

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Thanks 👍

[@bigcliffadventures]

Cow eat grass and fart like the vigan grass and fart also .😂

[@montneymon-ta-knee6810]

6:23 btm rt i9s that a big ass dog man

[@brainfreeze1925]

Wow, I've never seen a pig dispatched that way. I assume you go right for the heart. How long does it take for end to arrive?

[@crestcutter2729]

Love ya work mate that boar did have a decent set of hooks on it

[@jmpersonal2402]

A bit of sly cunning, Clark.... I love your mischievous manner... Get the bugger!!!

[@Trying701beast.]

You got some clever Dogs they, certainly know what the whistle means

[@martinward7239]

I get how you felt when you said a part of me wants to let him go. Unfortunately I don't think we'll ever know what they know mate. That old dog had had a life, imagine the scraps and scrapes, how many offspring he'd fathered and how he had learnt that bling is bad.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Well said

[@ASHMAN467]

It certainly had done a few tours of duty.

[@garymarkham4167]

Great photography and tracking skills as usual Clark......Is their a bounty on wild pigs?

[@mattoshea1400]

Great clip good comment at the end you must miss your old mate great dog .

[@SMarkar14]

Thanks for another great video Clark. Your wise words at the end of the video reminded me of some of the hypocrisy I've encountered including a vego who grew up on a chook farm who knew but openly didn't care about the animals and birds at the bottom of the food chain killed by habitat destruction to grow fruit and veges and another individual who said it was okay to eat fish and chooks because fish supposedly don't feel pain like land animals (even though she didn't think I should eat yabbies because there supposedly no humane way to kill an animal), and chickens are supposedly stupid because they can run without a head. I also forgot to ask last week if Robbie,Chancey and Waylon came from the Chocky, Skunk,Mossy bloodline or the Brandon line or another one. I hope you and Judy and Co are well. Do your Contacts in Canada know if there is any truth to the reports I've been hearing that Justin Clouseau wants to add my beloved Lee Enfields to the banned list over there. Regards, Mark from Redlands.

[@colinl9018]

You and your dogs are doing a fantastic job mate, keep it up. Do your dogs ever wear thicker/wider collars? They are pretty nimble though. Just worried they'd get hooked. 👍

[@timothyarmaya5473]

Good job mate .Yes your right there's people out there who would like us reduced to 1 Billion as soon as possible. I'm out here in the bush lots of wallabies but when the wild dogs come out of the forestry or National park eerie silence, just blood curdling howls at night then they come to kill my sheep.My property right now has more carbon in the soil then the forestry and national parks have ever had. Hebivores ,dung beetles create top soil by feeding microbes and increase water penetration and absorbsion so long as they're not set stocked all the time.People don't understand the most productive soils on the planet is where herbivores live, the great American prairies had metres of carbon soaked topsoil. My soil was concrete and you could count each native grass on one hand now with sheep it's finally thriving can hardly see dirt. Open woodland with trees and grasses seem to favour native animals very well indeed.I have more wild birds badicoots,wallabies, sugar gliders than ever .

[@gavinhenderson5862]

Love your work. Good to see a decent hat. Is this in Qld?

[@dondle2]

Wise words Clark.

[@Allegany2010]

Respect for your quarry is the mark o0f a true sportsman.

[@curtisrichey4431]

Well done! Thanks for the views!!

[@pauloswald6933]

Well said Clarke.

[@kionsplace3869]

Nice, 6 little piggys and a cunning dog

[@oldadthomas]

well done!

[@jacktattis]

Clark how many wild dogs do you estimate are in the areas you trap.

[@duanehorton4680]

Reducing the human population to one billion sounds like a wonderful idea! One hundred million would be even better; that was the population around 1800.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Who has the right to hold the drafting gate mate? Not me. Only one come to mind.

[@itchyslothballs]

Love the Suzuki

[@garrybrischke53]

It still looks pretty dry there Clark, what part of the country is this ?

[@rmlestes]

Thanks

[@baileysbeck]

For eastern coyotes here in u s I put my scent on a stick at nose level in trails to get there mind of the ground it works

[@melvynsands757]

What is this dog,a wild border collie it's that smart

[@paulfairbrass4424]

Persistence pays off.

[@bobbythompson3544]

Respect

[@newto4361]

They complain about you,don't forget Clark destruction caused when certain people travel,(even walking),from insects to birds roos etc.

[@trev9874]

your comments are my own Brother like what they have done to fring Nat parks farmers and the high country cattlemen, I have never seen the bush in such disarray since the 80's

[@CaptainRedBeardarrr]

I feel like we watch similar stuff. There is some serious stuff going on and Australia really needs to get ahead of the curve. The US fell behind but there’s serious strength on track to bring it back.

[@waynedunne4507]

Correct correct correct! Hypocritical ignorant people who turn a blind eye to the reality of life. As they say ignorance is bliss! Keep up the truth. Cheers n beers.

[@rodgeorge7244]

I could not agree with you more Clark most people do not understand were their food comes from I do because I spent decades bringing it to them.

[@HaveMonkeyWillDance]

Yeah, that dog saw some stuff and a shame to slot it, but he had a damned good crack and despite all that tooth wear was still in really good shape. Didn't die in retirement, mate. Went down swinging.

[@mfromaustralia1]

Not a native animal. A continent millions of years old and an animal brought here by man only a few thousand years ago. Good job !

[@waynejeanneret1172]

I'm hearing You Clarke.

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

'it's all on the laptop'.

[@SamuelAscher]

Keep speaking the truth

[@jameswaterhouse-brown6646]

Lucky bugger.

[@melvynsands757]

I wrote that last message before you caught him, smart dog but it had to go

[@user-jr1bl6tc3k]

Hypocrisy is the silent price of living

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

True true

[@duanehorton4680]

You forgot to hyphenate "trap-shy" in the title.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Back in the dunce chair 😬

[@traceyattrill2966]

P.S i trained my kids with a special whistle so when i did that they became fully alert to me .Great minds Clarke lol

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Love that!

[@jeffreylord8172]

Your sentiments, are honourable, and I can understand what your saying. Unfortunately you have a job to do, and that must be done. Those dogs are a credit to your training methods, too

[@mark-yj5sg]

Super based

[@rexjames0015]

Reduce the world to a population to 1 billion? Now there is a good idea Bill.

[@AquaMarine1000]

THE WORTHY HUNTER 1962: The worthy hunter honours the denizens of the forest and provides for them yet, now in their pursuit, he hunts skillful and well, venerating his creator in the creatures.

[@davidlord8573]

I'm hearing ya mare