Thinking long and hard HD 1080p

Here we were, back at the tough stage of any trapline where you have to "Think long and Hard" about what you are seeing. Time to change it up a little, re-set and re-scent, second guess things and try a few tricks.
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At Wild Country, we believe in telling the story as it is, as it happens, without the BS rhetoric and if we don't know, we'll try and find out. From the issues facing our hunters in Australia, to those facing our friends and family in Canada, the USA and Europe, we are all in this together and need to watch each others backs.

[@stephenasbridge878]

Australia needs to pay people like Mr McGhie to train up future generations of trappers to keep this craft alive.

[@waynemorgan5017]

100% with you Clark. The dogooders and naysayers have NO idea. Keep up the GOOD FIGHT.

[@RobertPalmer-wq3ol]

Good on ya, Clark.....another great vid. I haven't done any trapping for about 12 months now.....and I'm getting the itch.

[@bishopkinlyside8477]

Hi Clark, good Onya keep knocking them on the head. Always enjoy the video , Cliff from Logan City Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺

[@samual3467]

Clark How Do. Thank you for scratching the surface on the subject of "walking the line", coming to us all quicker than we realise. Great to hear you speak on your channel of such things. Thank you. Regards Sam.

[@craigtomkinson2837]

Another lovely ep

[@davidburns3611]

Yrs Clark you hot the nail on the head global warming what a load of rubbish the earth goes through these cyles every 2 to 4 thousand years.

[@johnkeynes8873]

Keep on keeping on Clark enjoy your videos mate and the dogs comments 👍

[@selwynellison8504]

Amazing office

[@xuejiaoxu6778]

Another great video Clark. I wise man once said hard men make easy times and easy times make soft men and soft men make hard times.

[@JoeGibbs-f2o]

Thanks clarke

[@brettellis1837]

Ps drop as many as ya can I had a ripper rump steak tonight even fat dog passed out it was that good thanks to the farmers again for ripper tucker.😂 top vid man as always.😂

[@craigparker4108]

You are right Clarke, without the millions of Wildebeest & Zebra the vast grasslands in Africa would disappear. If grass is left to just die it lays there as fuel & only slowly oxidizes & starves the ground instead of feeding it.

[@shanevonharten3100]

Been called a lot worse than a nut before lol. The push back against this rubbish must be strong.

[@donaldleegrim9756]

FIRST TIME WITHIN AN HOUROF POST THANKS AGAIN MY DEAR FRIEND. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. DR. DONALD LEE GRIM 83 VALENCIA PHILIPPINES

[@micpotato8158]

Awesome tnx for your content

[@stuartnash3529]

I wonder if they thought about humans farts We all fart 😂

[@briananddianehardy8598]

I couldn’t agree more with you on our so call experts, they are destroying our way of life and our wonderful country.

[@oldadthomas]

unfortunate but folks that fall for the cow fart issue and such just cannot rationalize a stupid statement for what it is. Gotta start thinking people!! Not everything you hear is gospel. Especially in todays world. Thanks for the video Clark!

[@darrellmarshall-uj2lc]

Ever thought of getting a Jack Russel?

[@danstevens2204]

Heelers are part dingo so the story goes, perhaps the bobtail comes from there.

[@davepawelski123]

👍

[@garydargan6]

The short tails with the bend in the end are probably due to inbreeding. A similar feature is also seen in cats on the Malay Peninsula. In fact Charles Darwin observed this and remarked on it on his voyage on the Beagle. There are genes which regulate the action of other genes. In this case they regulate the genes involved in formation of the spinal column. The genes are switched on and the spinal column including the tail progressively develops until the genes are switched off. If the genes are switched off too early development stops and you end up with a short, often deformed tail. In the case of cats at its most extreme there is no tail and the cat often also has bowel and bladder problems. With a small gene pool like you have on the Malay peninsula or like you have where I assume the dogs are confined to isolated pockets inbreeding allows this trait to spread through the population.

[@robdodson8625]

You just made a masterpiece of three different piles of crap. I reckon you could probably get a job at the UN

[@brettellis1837]

If ya have a look at Indonesia the dogs are the same as the dingo seen alot of shorts were a bloke scares the dogs with a fake big cat spitting image of a dingo some have that crazy tail and white patch on chest and dark muzzle on face of dog and scary thing get a photo of Frazer dog un canny how close they are.

[@OVTraveller]

Ah, mate, your knowledge is lost on the green ignorant, whose understanding about things in the world has come from the woke intelligentsia. Ruminant gasses in current times are nothing compared with the farts of the millions of bison on the North American prairies. Waste of time trying to educate them until it is too late. Cheers and a hug for the Four legged mates.