Trapping Wild Dogs

Managed to trap a few more dogs again and hopefully save a bit of trouble on our farm and the ones around us.
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[@thetraindriver01]

Nice work 👏

[@tuckerdale-g4u]

Nice work 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mattycoombes58]

Awesome mate well done I love seeing dogs getting trapped it’s definitely an art form there smart animals

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate. I love seeing it too.

[@RJMHuntingAustralia]

Great work mate. Awesome to get a couple. Definitely an art form trapping them. Good shooting too. 👌

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate.

[@CamBill_ROBLOX]

Well done bloke good to see enjoyed that video, I reckon using your dog to find the spots is the best idea I used to do that a lot 👍👍👍👍👍

[@TXC_GCK_]

Great vid good to see someone gets dogs in their traps I’m not having any luck with traps.

[@intothenight1993]

thanks mate. What lure are you using?

[@TXC_GCK_]

I’ve got some Ted Mitchell’s lure I got howler-drooler-dog exciter -dog stopper an a bottle of dog pee from western trappers an I really don’t know what I’m doing wrong but the best thing I’ve used is cat food so far

[@TXC_GCK_]

Kinda why I’d like to get you out here to learn a bit more about trapping I’m only a KZbin trapper that’s how I’ve been trying to learn

[@intothenight1993]

shoot me an email to [e-mail]

[@andrewsteele7663]

Excellent video, It gives me a great feeling to see you get a few. I live on a rural block and we are getting a lot of issues with dogs, I manage to roll one or two, cheers

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks Mate. It sure does give you a great feeling to trap something as cunning as a dog. Keep into them.

[@danielmastin3606]

Nice catches 👍. Glad you are catching some dingos. Thanks for sharing

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate. You're welcome. still some getting around here again but haven't had time to get any traps in again since easter. been busy weaning calves.

[@barrymurphy3554]

Awesome stuff Love your videos Cheers

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate glad to hear 👍

[@davidwithers5102]

Great job, great video....keep them coming, and well done.

[@davidhandyman7571]

Sure is a time consuming task. Good to see results.

[@davidmcadams9121]

Great vid. Love how you camo your sets. Good work.

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate.

[@bobrobertson2090]

I've been watching several of your videos the Landscaping Australia looks a lot like Colorado or Wyoming here in the states I could have swore I seen prickly pear cactus in one of your videos

[@intothenight1993]

Yes we do have a pit of cactus here. Mostly tree pear.

[@djdanzy]

Thanks for sharin :) great editing. Great footage i love this channel. Never stop

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate for the feedback.

[@BelloBudo007]

I enjoy 'getting into the mind of an actual hunter'. It all helps me in my quest to out-think the Missus. 😁

[@mfromaustralia1]

That's where you're going wrong mate. We don't get out thought by the missus. We get hung up on facts. Whereas the female of the species is on another level. It's all about feelings you see. You have to let them think you feel the same way and then do what you think needs doing. As long as you validate their feeeeelings !

[@BelloBudo007]

@@mfromaustralia1 Nice!!!

[@tropicannaboy1]

Action is enthralling, worn out watching, wake me up yesterday, thanks.

[@davidstaab4166]

Nice work, try setting multiple traps 2 or 3 at the same location You can catch doubles triples if they're running together

[@intothenight1993]

I usually do. 👍

[@lukehillier2262]

I like your videos

[@davidquirk9711]

Nice one mate.👍.

[@cantwellron11]

As usual bloody good job

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate.

[@mikoyanfulcrum1]

Well done,..

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks

[@garymadden2656]

Great video 👌

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate

[@kionsplace3869]

Nice one! Pity you didn't manage to catch the female, too.

[@intothenight1993]

The neighbour shot a little bitch about a week before, near where I got the first one.

[@pratoarancione7646]

But have you killed it by gun or it died for the trap? Is it necessary to kill wild dogs?...

[@intothenight1993]

I catch them in the trap then shoot them. Yes it is necessary to kill wild dogs! Just do a bit of research on the damage they do to livestock in Australia.

[@pearlcrosby3072]

I've only just come across your channel, which as an 81yr old female I find really interesting. I have one question though, are they pure-bred singles or are inbred with other dogs. I lived on a farm a few years back and there were huge feral dogs that hunted in packs, they howled just on getting dark. I had to make sure my own 2 dogs were shut in as a neighboring farm had one of their dogs eaten alive. I admire the compassion you display when you dispatch these dogs (not in favour of the traps, but realise it's a necessary thing) I have subscribed as I have become hooked on the way you go about your work...no gungho crap and stupid mates with beer etc., anyway mate good luck with the work you are doing. Sorry to have waffles on a bit. First time writing in lol 🐆🦊🐱🐗

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks Pearl. It means a lot. Glad you're enjoying the videos. The only way to tell if they are pure bred dingos, is to do a DNA test. But I'm guessing most of them are pretty well pure bred. As an animal lover (especially dogs), i have a lot of respect for the animals I hunt. Especially dingoes. They are very intelligent animals and its a shame to have to kill them but when you stop and think of the damage they do to livestock it makes it a bit easier.

[@noelmcgregor8126]

Good stuff mate! Who owns that metal music that was on when ya were walkin up the creek?

[@intothenight1993]

I'd have to look what I used. I get all my sound tracks off soundstripe

[@intothenight1993]

Noel it is called Wild Boar by Tiger Gang

[@mxblyxky]

It is revolting to see these animals, canids natives of Australia die tortured by pain, trapped in these traps, sometimes for days, because a greedy farmer doesn't want to miss anything. These are the Australians who allow this barbarism. No wonder, a few years ago they brought the natives of the country chained around their necks!

[@intothenight1993]

And it still blows me away how naive people like yourself are and how similar minded idiots start throwing their weight around and telling the farmers what they should and shouldn't do when they have absolutely no clue what happens out here in the real world. They wont get out of their comfortable seats and offices in the city yet still think they can dictate how we grow their food and run our businesses. If a starving homeless person broke into your house at night and stole a bit of money and food im sure you wouldn't be too happy about it regardless of their circumstance or nationality you do all you can to protect your property from thieves even if they are indigenous people. And we do exactly the same. Just because they are native doesn't give them the right to steal our property. Besides Dingos aren't native to Australia anyway. The aboriginals brought them here when they came over whenever that was. So they have no more right to do what they do than yours or my pet dogs that were brought here in more recent years. Hope that makes you think a bit👍

[@mxblyxky]

@@intothenight1993 Dingos have been in Australia for over 5000 years and do not harm the fauna, they are part of it, they are native animals. If an animal living 5000 years ago in a territory is not native, what is? In 5000 years the dingo has not extinguished any species of fauna. You and no one else have the right to torture wild animals with traps, in Australia or anywhere else in the world. Even in the 50s of the 20th century, natives were treated like animals in Australia, chained like animals, no criminal Australian suffered the same treatment. The natives are natural from Australia as the name says, they already lived in Australia as well as the dingos, you are the ones who invaded and brought predatory animals like the cat, the rabbit and the fox.

[@intothenight1993]

@@mxblyxky how can you prove that the have been here for 5000 years. I agree that the native people should never have been treated like they were and the people that were doing it had absolutely no right to do what they did. But it is history and there is no way to go back and change history. What we can change is the future. And if we don't control and deal with the issues that have come from the past, we won't have a future. i don't like to make any animal suffer if possible but trapping is the most effective way to deal with the problem. I do check my traps every day so they don't have to suffer.

[@mxblyxky]

@@intothenight1993 Archaeologists estimate the age of human migrations around the world and their passage through Australia and it is not known for sure whether dingos came with any of these human groups. As for this type of trap, they are not allowed in any civilized country as it is considered a crime of cruelty to animals.

[@intothenight1993]

@@mxblyxky There are very similar people in south east Asia and there are dogs there that are pretty much exactly the same as our dingos. So i can estimate that they would have been brought over the same time. As for the traps, they are perfectly legal here in Australia and widely used as they aren't as cruel as most people think. Yes they will hurt for a while but then the foot goes numb and they won't even feel it much.

[@proudlywild1491]

I’m gunna be Fr those looked just like dingos

[@intothenight1993]

They most likely are. And dingos are also dogs that are wild 😜

[@Dan_welds]

Good stuff mate I’m currently buying a cat trap to catch these stupid certain rippers on my property 😅

[@intothenight1993]

Good on ya. Get into them and clean them up. 👌

[@Dan_welds]

@@intothenight1993 👍

[@johnclark1925]

Super stuff. Liked and sub’d. Nice rifle, what is it? …and what caliber was it in …22?

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate! Really appreciate it. It is a very nice and very enjoyable gun to use. it is a Kriss Defiance 22LR semi auto.

[@emp731]

12:49 hey mate nice catch..But I didn't quite hear the type of trap that was...number 3? i heard..Is that a WTS 3# dogless?

[@intothenight1993]

Yes it is a WTS #3 dogless offset laminated trap. Sorry i stumbled over my words in the video haha. They are my favorite trap in used. And the cheapest! Hard to walk past a trap that is pretty much ready to go for $50

[@kenfan5666]

This is the second video of yours that I saw you take a dog, but I have never heard of feral domestic dogs or wild dogs posing any threat in Australia. Yet they seem to be of the same coloration, leading me to believe they were some type of natural selection or indigenous breed. Do the indigenous peoples keep dogs for hunting or herding? Stay Safe, Be Well, God Bless.

[@intothenight1993]

Dingos and wild dogs are the most destructive pests in Australia to sheep. Cattle don't get attacked as easily because they don't run away from them like sheep do. And when an animal runs away from a dingo it is his nature to chase them. But with sheep, often they don't kill to eat them but just to open them up and eat the kidneys out while they are still alive and let them die a slow and painful death. I don't think the aboriginals used dogs that I am aware of. Good Bless you too mate. Have a good one. 👌

[@nowienshter4990]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@vandemanferretstasmania.ni9576]

Is there anyway to get a couple of these to taxidermy??

[@intothenight1993]

Not really that I know of. And it would be expensive. I just scalp them and get the bounty money for them.

[@vandemanferretstasmania.ni9576]

@@intothenight1993 damn, i’de love to taxidermy a few

[@thomaskrymkowski-om5mk]

How much do you get per head?

[@phoolsgoald4198]

I tried your coughing technique to attract wild dogs, but it didn’t work.

[@intothenight1993]

Hahaha you must not have got the right pitch in the cough

[@brettstevenson986]

Feral dogs are back in my area heard them start of April heard them last night to I reckon there's about 15 or 20 there mostly black..

[@intothenight1993]

Get into them.

[@brettstevenson986]

@@intothenight1993 your welcome to stay at my property for a week.. your knowledge will clean them mongrel dog's up in no time

[@brettstevenson986]

Might Ring the council il let them know about these feral dogs sounds like a dog pound when they howl at least 15 dog's no one trap around here..only baits 2yrs ago..and theres a mob 20 or 25 healthy fat rous deer..

[@intothenight1993]

@@brettstevenson986 do you shoot?

[@brettstevenson986]

I use to be a pro shooter.. roos n pig's cats an foxes for target practice..when I was living at Glen Morgan..now im at Nanango Mountain country

[@guttasnipe4702]

How big is your property…..? Seem to get a fare few dogs are they all dingoes or crossbred domestic dogs. By the way your doing a great job too well done.

[@intothenight1993]

Thanks mate. We have a bit over 10000 acres all up. I think they are mostly fairly pure dingos. Probably still have a bit of other dog in them. All the same they have to go.

[@brettstevenson986]

Is that howler a smoker

[@intothenight1993]

Definitely not. Would never smoke.

[@tomblount5635]

Knock em out Mate

[@lincolnreeder4290]

Why do you kill dogs

[@intothenight1993]

Because they attack and kill claves and sheep and cause all sorts of problems.

[@keepbusy1017]

They cause 89 million in damages to stock and agricultural a year mate

[@cravenmoorecock5267]

Goose! 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@rafchez1970]

Are dingoes protected and now referred to as part of the ecosystem? Those looked like dingoes. How can you tell dingoes from feral/wild dogs? I say kill all invasive pests. Cats are the worst because they’re so good at what they do.

[@intothenight1993]

Dingoes are wild dogs and they are not protected. Some crazy do gooders are trying to make them protected and as far as I'm concerned, they can all go jump in the lake unless they actually live on the land and have run livestock that get predated by dingos and know first hand the damage they cause. If not they should shut up and stop trying to throw their weight around because they are no different to politicians sitting in an office somewhere with no clew in the world how to farm livestock or crops yet they still tell us how to do it!