Trapping in the Tall Grass 7

[@douglashenderson1419]

I don't understand why this channel doesn't have 200k+ subscribers. Absolutely great content!

[@JT-py9lv]

Good morning from Arizona. It's 0500am, 20'c - Reaching 36'c this afternoon. As a Coyote hunter, I love your videos.

[@donaldmcdougall5903]

Hi Clark, your conservation efforts are great. we need to keep the balance between wild life and harvests.

[@rabbitphobia]

Although it's always trapping wild dogs there is always something different going on so I have to watch all your videos. Thanks and keep them coming.

[@cameronmilne5319]

Thanks once again Clark....what beautiful country and what an important job you do...keep up the good work please.

[@rasbhangi]

Clark, you have got some good dogs there. Always look forward to seeing your videos, good on you mate.

[@bobmathieson987]

I respect your determination to get the job done and your efforts to show us your experience. What a life you have and Skunk and Brandon too. Cheers from the South Otago NZ hill country.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Might be driving through Otago next week

[@bobmathieson987]

@@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry If near Clinton say Gidday

[@gummyroid]

I was shown how to clean rust off a barrel by using a bit of good oil and a copper coin. Balance the coin with light or bugger all pressure on both sides. Heads or tails, it’s up to you. But it works and doesn’t scratch the blueing. 👌

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Righto, good tip

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

1 Dingo, 2 pigs. I would call that a pretty successful morning of predator control. Love the dogs , you have trained them well. When in elementary school ( many moons ago ) we sang a song about a Cocabeara singing in a old Gum Tree. I hated that song. I guess because I never knew about them laughing. Now I know. Thank you Clark for the ride along.✌🏻🙏🏽👍👍👍🇺🇸😎

[@martywilson5522]

Great country. Love to see the rain moveing in. Keep on keeping on bro.

[@robert12345678912312]

A 'bloody' good show, Craig. A really balanced discussion: dingo & its range: wooded gullies & hills AND the Grazier's land: a business of cattle production. Just viewing your footage is so interesting. 100% support for what you do. 👏👏🌟🌟🤠👌

[@michaelhourican7211]

Enjoyable as ever Clark and educational in the mix appreciate the voice. Regards MicK H

[@nathanadrian7797]

Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree... well done Clark, love your videos.

[@jeffatkins6890]

Another great time ,watching from Wales

[@kevinbuckler1085]

I always enjoy watching your videos,you’re such a knowledgeable and down to earth bloke 💪

[@brucestevenson8797]

Great clip. Thanks for sharing Clark

[@bishopkinlyside8477]

Hi Clark, good on ya knock a few on the head. Keep up the good work brother. Love your videos Cliff from Logan city Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 from the big island 🏝️

[@malcsco]

Another great video Clark

[@gummyroid]

Try grabbing the call in the middle of your palm. Hold it Vehicle, shake a bit up and down....Sounds nearly exactly like them. Great vid as usual, looove the burra’s. Cheers 👍

[@billgibson9768]

keep up the good work mate good to see a couple pigs go down too

[@UmmCarl]

Love your videos brother, good for you, living your life on your terms.

[@lachiemchaffie7236]

Thanks heaps for these videos Clark, I appreciate it . I learn a lot!

[@judge462]

Great work Clark!

[@freb14287]

Thank you are carring for the wildlife.

[@dondle2]

Great attitude as always.

[@danielk9383]

Excellent stuff Clarky, thank you

[@donpardo1]

Enjoyed your feral trapping adventure , your surroundings. That’s a small caliber rifle to help those ferals on their way. 22lr or wmr? Very quiet too, Maybe subsonic? Cheers mate , love your vids. 👍

[@yaguareteacu9285]

I always like your videos.

[@seanmccormackmccormack9317]

Great work mate 👍 👏 👌 💪

[@RTeBokkel]

Thanks for another great video.

[@yvonneost12]

When I lived over in Perth ( for most of my life , except for the last 20 years ) we used to go to a place called Jarradale for a picnic , there used to be a lot of kookaburras on the fences waiting for treats , I can remember hand feeding them , even though they were wild birds they knew how to score goodies from you LOL .

[@garrylewis5010]

Hi Clarke, the little Suziki sounds like it may be on the mend...was the Skunk in charge of tune ups and repairs ??? Great dog as are all the others but, this one seems to be special.

[@crowiesnest]

Nice one mate !

[@rryder994]

I don't envy you with the 100% humidity

[@suefenwick2081]

excellent as always

[@ChrisTesch87]

I really wish more people like Clark were in positions of political power. People who truly understand what actions need to be taken and which ones are fruitless and go too far. Instead, those in power tend to be clueless when it comes to land and animal management

[@PeterC245]

Mate , don’t forget the words of Donald Horne , Australia The Lucky Country , run by second rate individuals , who profit from it ,

[@martinward7239]

I really loved the Kookaburra section. Certainly wasn't aware how predatory they are. Thanks Clark

[@alfadoofus]

I think the Cookabarows ? are cool as our Alaska ravens

[@stimpy6906]

Good job big fella and little fellas

[@neilgreaves2767]

That's it Clark The title of that Book ( JUST ONE MORE TRAP ) Well done 👍

[@digzydoogan4932]

Great job your doin, no need to respond to any of these people telling you about what you should & shouldn’t do with wild dogs.. You got a job to do. If you keep responding they’ll keep blowing shit your way.. 👍🏼

[@davidingram353]

Looks like your getting your wind back Clark. That Covid put you down for a bit. Good outcome a dog and 2 pigs.

[@stephendickson9000]

If the pro 1080 idiots saw how cruel it is they would have a change of heart.

[@racinrob8]

Something I notice is that Kookaburras usually only sit on dead branches.

[@Terrierized]

McGhies' motto- Just one more!

[@bro031]

Thanks for the content Clark it’s most appreciated and I enjoy it , just a question though do you eat any of the pigs meat that you shoot like they do over in New Zealand? Or use it as tucker for your dogs?

[@amersfoortsefotograa]

Not only did you get that skinny dog, but TWO hogs for a nice dinner too! Well done! Do you give the dogs some meat of those hogs as a reward for their good work? Cheers from Czech Republik.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Certainly do. Pig backstraps for my boys

[@warrickjones590]

Onya mate 👌 👍.

[@smokeingcrowswithrobbo995]

I took the wood out of the caller and use it for hares & it works perfect for crows I’ve shot over 100 in 5 hrs as long as you learn the crow talk !!!😂

[@kionsplace3869]

7 in 5 nights, that is really good!

[@johndaymond]

Hi Clark finding opening and arming my new bridger dog trap got any hints for me ? They are new to me.

[@williamsmith5514]

Our range land is not like your lands , we have one year in about 6 is a good season when their is a flush of feed with monsoon rains . Out in our far range their is feral Camels , upto 1 million of them . Any of the experts over your way know where we could export this meat resource ?.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

I somehow managed to get two published papers in two Sustainable Use books 20 years apart and they invited me to do a third. What is the use, they simply are not listening to what we have to say. I spoke with Alex Knight who was trying to get a camel market going, just after 140,000 were shot and left to rot. Frustrating to see such waste of a resource and an opportunity for local communities.

[@kyrivouri]

Just wondering what caliber your rifle is?

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

The humble .22 with sub sonics

[@raymitchell4220]

Totally agree with everything you say Clark, the whole world has gone mad, in the UK we've got folk taking too much notice of social media untruths about wildlife, pussy cat's, foxes and other pests. One lot are trying to stop the much needed control over pigeons, rabbits and squirrels. Keep up the good work of control and education, it'll sink in one day, best wishes, Norfolk UK, Ray

[@markwestbrook6406]

Like it. Give us more short and sweet feral kills. 👍

[@johnmead8437]

One soft dog on a pig mob like that is potentially more productive if the dog has it worked out, & that one seems to be there. The other one getting stuck in probably causes the mob to split due to pressure so the mob couldn't be quietly mustered & several shot.

[@premierattachments6333]

Good thing you are always around to help out with your advice

[@robsin2810]

Clark, it would be good if you could train up people to take on the job you.🇦🇺🙏👍

[@Rogster559]

Clarke we used to aerial bait rabbits with 1080 , the problem was that it was killing everything that fed on the rabbits as well , similar will happen if they aerial bait the dingoes other carnivores moving around in that area will pick up the poison then the bigger creatures will eat them and the chain just gets longer, what you are doing at the moment may be slower but environmentally it is the best and safest way keep up the good work , all the best from Tassie

[@Olivier_The_Dilettante]

and what about the big one that got away.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Got him and 23 more later

[@wreckspec]

Do not question the Australian stockman . Simple AF

[@gummyroid]

Hold it VERTICLE 🤓

[@jillbarrett2576]

Kookaburras are protected by law in WA you can’t shoot them (well not supposed to).

[@shakergt81]

I have found the same thing in WA on fox's with the predator call. They are good until they get educated

[@heathharry8424]

Thanks Clark, can you please run an oily rag over that old brno ?

[@glenbaker4024]

Border collies are all the same; you get one shot because the second would likely go right up your dogs bum as he races in to the kill. Lol

[@renzibell7222]

We look after this country for thousands of years you guys come here and two hundred years later the country reck what's that tell you 😮😮

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Not listening eh!! Corruption by the elites. Your answer... shoot ya mates. Duh

[@jamesbarry9795]

We shoot kookaburra In Tassie

[@Beeroclock81]

I lost 10 goldfish in 24 hrs out of my fish pond because of kookas

[@renzibell7222]

As a Aboriginal when I apply for a job I find that they always pick white guys or people from overseas inshed of us indigenous people fair shake of the source bottle Australia

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

BS mate. Stop being the victim, stand up as a human not someone who needs special treatment. Me, I have the utmost respect and love for all the First Nation people in my family because they simply will not drink the Cool-aid.

[@renzibell7222]

Australia rich country Aboriginal poor in there own country I wonder why that is the case ????????????

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

You didn't listen did you! Watch them again. Corruption mainly by people with just a touch of tar