Trapping in the Tall Grass 11 A great way to end the day

[@jeffatkins6890]

Watching from Wales , and another great programme

[@robert12345678912312]

We are "riding with you". The narration, the measures taken to trick the dog "scratcher" the double trap set up. All the gear you use & checking dog prints. We notice the terrain, the vegetation, the tall "straw" like (protein-rich(??)pasture grasses, the wildlife. 🌟🌟 Clark, we really enjoy each video. Thank you. So interesting! 🙂

[@JB-lg1wo]

Always love your videos and the insight into native species - thanks and keep up the great work, Clark!

[@rickfletcher8422]

After doing the book work and sitting down after a day it’s always a relief to realise it’s Tuesday. And Tuesday’s are for trapping clips!!

[@jeremymoss1117]

Only someone totally in tune with their environment has this sort of respect and understanding. Even with your dogs, you are a skilled bushman Clark. I am travelling with you and the dogs, you make the whole experience real. Thank you for your time and skill in each and every video. Good on ya mate.

[@TheThetechnician]

Gday one and all from regional South Australia 🇦🇺

[@joelan93mtfworkshop89]

legend Clark!! cheers for all the great footage and the storys 👍true Aussie

[@Aussiedigger5]

Love the trapping, also can’t stop watching the deer videos. It’s a full circle picture you’re painting Clark. Good stuff mate 👍

[@lopin890]

Morning Clark!! Once again, totally in awe of your incredible country!!! STUNNING!! Safe travels, friend ❤️❤️ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇸🇦🇺WWG1WGA🇺🇸🇦🇺NCSWIC🇺🇸🇦🇺

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Always look forward to your comments. Inspires me 🙏

[@jamoatz]

Thanks McGhie love watching your vlogs excellent viewing dont ever reduce frequency once a week is a drag.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Watch there clip tonight sand let me know your thoughts 👍

[@wildfowler100]

Great video. Thanks for sharing

[@scottclark4363]

Lovely way of life

[@davidquirk9711]

So true so true..great vid mate.and your knowledge helps me with trapping help the farmers.stay safe..love ya work..👍.

[@martinward7239]

I reckon it would have been just like that for the first humans Clark. Great videos and a fascinating insight into the life of a conservationist.

[@craigtomkinson2837]

Lovely Ep

[@joelmontgomery4496]

Love it M8

[@Caliban_Cam]

Heck you know your stuff. Great watch mate, keep uppa🍻

[@brucelonsdale8422]

Beautiful country Clark.

[@THEFALCON58]

Great vid/

[@ianscott9396]

the size of that beetle at 19 seconds, fast running little bugger .

[@sparkys4x453]

Keep up the great work . Love watching your videos . If ever in tamworth nsw . Give sparkys 4x4 auto electrical a call .. (way of giving number) . Happy to give you somewere to camp up if need be. Cheers

[@johndelaney2957]

The Dog's have got the best life they go for rides everyday, they swim, they hang out with their best mate. Not like all the poor bastards locked in a back yard everyday with no one there.

[@philipmedlin8902]

Not sure if my other comment was submitted. Hey Clark I always use the 4 finger fake track tip. I also use it on fox but make it smaller. I put mine directly over the pan . If another yote or fox see it they think it's a safe place to step. I like my traps a little deeper. I would love to trap those dogs with you. Wouldn't mind harvesting one of those big stags with my bow. Good Luck and Tight Chains.

[@sautoter411]

Good vid clark

[@keza3250]

Hay I wonder has Clark seen a hairy man yet ,I've seen two,one back in 96 camping under dorrigo with my brother an mother all three of us seen it, an one this year out fossicking in deep Bush at ebor me an my brother seen it,its was watching us from a clump of stringy bark trees leaning out beside the tree seen every thing from its collar bones up to its head it ran off when I yelled at it, Clarke's a good tracker wonder if he's seen some strange tracks in his time

[@alfadoofus]

👍

[@olivier_the_dilettante]

a battle of wits, obviously experienced dog was nearly caught or seen others being caught, my thoughts of course, who knows what the dog thinks.

[@markcrawford2955]

Pity can’t post photos of saddle back dogs spent a long time to get one special dog but they all make mistakes sooner or later

[@brucemackinnon6707]

Wonder if a dogger has ever been bitten on the bum while setting a trap.

[@thumpergman]

Could we organise a fund from us subscribers to raise some money for some trail cameras to add to our entertainment

[@robbiebarker4470]

Have you ever had a wild dog bitch in season come close to your house or camp wanting ur dog to line it ???

[@kymmarshall1116]

Bloody cattle 😫 occupational hazard I guess. Still they’re just nosey and inquisitive beasts. Can’t really blame them can you?