Just the dogs and me

I used to drive around talking to my dogs but now I'm talking to you as well, so it's all good, I'm not crazy yet!! Just another day and another wild dog or two.
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[@bigcliffadventures]

You are the best at your job . I so enjoy watching. I am an old man now, and they don't let me out alone anymore, so you bring me along with you in the videos. Thank you, and God bless

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Thanks 👍

[@bishopkinlyside8477]

Hi Clark, every morning, my two kelpies come to me after I wake up I asked them. Did they have a good sleep they tell me wawawa and I also asked them did they have a dream. They also answer my Wawa wawa but one good thing about it. They always happy to see me and doesn’t matter what time I wake up. They are all always excited to see me. I always look at dog and spell it backwards and it says God they give you unconditional love, even if you don’t deserve it. They still love you. Keep up the good work always enjoy the videos. Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia

[@TexProfVH]

Love your trapping partners! Dogs are amazing companions -- and they listen and talk back. You aren't crazy.

[@darylstorer3369]

Tkanks again Clark. Just love watching you and your dogs cobber.🤠

[@johndelaney2957]

Slim pickings on that one. Nice and green the country side. Trail cameras are pretty good at night, good quality pictures during the day. Your dog's are lovely as usual.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Thanks 👍

[@julianamartinvlog]

Delightful & sunny day Those livestock free walking around... Play on

[@richardcole9558]

Another interesting vid mate , takes me back a few years when I worked with an old gamekeeper , he had a snare line out for foxes and I used to go round in the mornings with him , he seemed like he could spot a blade of grass moved , know what moved it and what it would do or where it would go next ..by Christ he was on top of the job ..Watching this reminds me of my days out with Fran Underwood , long gone but not forgotten ..

[@SMarkar14]

Thanks for another great video Clark. The way Mossy is with you reminds me of my first dog who'd try to share my wheelchair when I was a lightly built teenager. You can imagine how much fun that was when she hit 45+kg. I hope young Waylon is feeling better. Regards Mark from Redlands

[@wra64dashcamtruck]

Another great video Clark. 👍🏽👍🏽

[@brettellis1837]

Unreal the moos seem to have a better nose than a dog. 😂. Top video cheers 🥂.

[@greghunter4383]

Might have to bung that roof back on mate, keep up the good work and look after yourself.

[@traynasimpson377]

Hello Clarke just love ya videos mate , very sad for ur mate skunk reminded me of my dad and his dogs which were his life , he was govt deer culler bk in the day had heaps of war stories ! Lolz anyways takecare mate ,,, hillbilly asfk4 ever

[@tracyverschoor5631]

we are all a bit nutty to be in this game .I talk to my jack russell all the time with no KZbin to blame for my madness. keep up the good work mate

[@vaughanellis7866]

Nothing wrong with talking to yourself Clark, you're just holding a staff meeting and getting expert advice!!👍👍👍

[@davemcnamee2298]

Minnesota Rancher. Here in Minnesota we have the advantage of snow sometimes, to demonstrate exactly your point on animals walking in their same tracks. We use it to our advantage while trapping and snaring. I have also experienced on numerous occasions, hunting through a woods and coming across another hunters tracks. Even after purposely changing direction a bit, I find myself back on their track again in no time. Even stepping in their same prints. Great video! Keep it up!

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Thanks Dave. 23 traps in on day one of this next trapline. Filming hard and thinking about people comments so I can sharpen my productions. 👍

[@keithdixon3913]

It's fantastic and worth the wait

[@mrgray3608]

Definitely see the Skunk resemblance in Ms Mosey!

[@ferrallderrall6588]

Keep up the good work thanks

[@lopin890]

Morning Clark!! Never ceases to amaze me how SMART those dingos are. Speaking of Mossie's "inherited genetic traits" and the "elusive old trap scratcher," you have to wonder if some of these dingos have that "trap awareness" built into their genetic code.. Quite the interesting "detective time" on the trap line.. Keep up the good work! Safe travels, friend ❤❤ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇲🇦🇺WWG1WGA🇺🇲🇦🇺NCSWIC🇺🇲🇦🇺

[@adrianneedham2373]

You might be going mad but we are all here listening and enjoying your videos and words of wisdom

[@ianmcgrath7550]

Clark, I often speak to myself as I need expert advice.

[@artlehrer7085]

Sweet. Enjoy. Love the dogs

[@kathmatthews9901]

Mossy is turning into a fine young lady ❤

[@davidhandyman7571]

Intelligent, loyal companions who give unconditional love and never talk back to you. What more can you ask for out in the bush?

[@veridian79]

Patience wins out in the end.

[@kionsplace3869]

Good stuff

[@grahampark534]

Another great video, thanks Clark 👏👏

[@rmlestes]

Thanks

[@scottgrinham1724]

Thanks mate. At least there are a few Aussie’s out there

[@selwynellison8504]

Another great vid mate . Cant wait to see next week's

[@oldadthomas]

Good stuff! Thanks for posting the video

[@johnmettam1573]

Another great video, thanks

[@jayrichardson5059]

Love tuesdays cheers mate

[@alanlanghorn9528]

You have some good dogs enjoy your videos also

[@matthewdibb9048]

Great video Clark love watching them all unfortunately here in England about the only thing to trap are rats☹️so I don’t know much about trapping dog apart from what I’ve learned watching you one thing I do know is that dogs love cheese our farm dogs go wild over it so please for a curious Brit would you set a trap with a cheesey bait

[@ianmckinnon8461]

its interesting watching on trail camera...Get there behaviour around the set

[@user-mi6uq9vc6s]

Thank you Clark

[@alldaymann7037]

Great videos mate. Great work.

[@shanevonharten3100]

So you're no longer crazy, it's us lol

[@rodgeorge7244]

Good stuff Clark

[@vibeal]

Mate you're just talking to a little plastic box....sanity change? It may have just stopped you arguing with yourself 😉 Look forward to your clips...wished you were on when I was trying to trap stoats to protect Kiwi, your attention to detail is inspirational.

[@user-yp2hv1vs3x]

Thanks Clarke

[@scottk0623]

Clark, thank you for a great series of videos. As a coyote trapper in Eastern Connecticut USA I can appreciate your enthusiasm. I run Jake traps also do you find it necessary to continuously tighten the 3/8” pan bolt? I do. Enjoy and stay well.

[@davepawelski123]

👌

[@1mmickk]

The cows smell people and people means food.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

People mean dogs, horses, choppers, motorbikes, needles, plunge dips, castration, branding,... and some still want to be friends!!

[@1mmickk]

@@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry They have a sense of smell better than a Dog. A Dog has 871 Olfactory Genomes wheras your cow has 1071 a Human has 339. Maybe try a distractant by giving them something else to smell. But you cant fool them. Maybe email Dr Temple Grandin she is the expert of Cow behavior and may be able to suggest something. Being a real Scientist she will respond to you.

[@graemefindsen4001]

Mate, I like your new girl, she's pretty.😊 Here's hoping for a great year. Buy you a beer anytime ( maybe a sausage or two for your mates) g

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

Clark, have you ever tried a dirt hole set in the bank?

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Sure do but it seems to draw attention from the smaller marsupials when I do. Will try and few while on this program (on the computer with a generator going, under the stars, camped out atm)

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

@@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry sounds like a place I WOULD LIKE TO BE.👍👍👍🇺🇸✌🏻😎🍻

[@newtimergold7160]

The cattle cam footage was interesting, question.. Is the smell of your lure or the smell of you stopping them to investigate?

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Both plus the smell from the dog we caught.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

I'm sure some do. Out on a trapline now, 23 sets in and ready for day 2. 👍

[@newtimergold7160]

@@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry experiment 1..(cattle).. In view of a trail cam beside a road, rub your hands thoroughly in the dirt in one spot, 5 meters away reach off the track with a scent lure rag. Observe if any difference. Experiment 2.. 2 new spots same distance, rub your hands with the dirt in both but this time in 1, add bicarb soda to some water in a pump pack spray bottle. The bicarb solo will change the pH of your body odour made up of various acids, the soda is alkeline. It may not eliminate your odour but it will weaken it..

[@newtimergold7160]

Only change 1 variable in each combination of tests..

[@user-qu9ku1vn7x]

Hey Clarke. Am no trapper by any means but will ask anyway. Given the interest in the squeakers. Any reason you wouldn't put a squeaker in for day or 2 before dropping trap in?

[@philiptweedie3363]

is it possible to come up with a scent that would attract dogs but repel cows ? ....just askin

[@MICKMAKO13]

First......

[@UmmCarl]

When you said "Skinny old B" I thought "My ex wife moved to Oz??"