Wild dog trapping with Clark McGhie.

The trapping had been hard going but there is always Judgement Day.
Night 12 was when all the hard work paid off.
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[@elgordo9031]

G’day Clark. Just came about your videos as getting back into trapping. Love the respect especially with your dogs. Always great to see the natives surviving in the high dog populations. Look forward to more.

[@denisebennett3144]

Congratulations on a job most Aussies never think about. Thank you

[@shaneconnors757]

You are a Very Thoughtful and Compassionate Hunter...WELL DONE MATE

[@louiserawle8999]

Robbie is gorgeous

[@JohnWilliams-iw6oq]

Well done mate, it's good to see a bloke who knows what he's doing.

[@therickpound]

Good to hear you yarn mate, fascinating to have a back story and see some of the daily missions. I miss the bush loads, stuck in urban Blighty.

[@davidrishtakov1]

Love the shades. I used to get the boas from the paint store. Great for keeping the wind out

[@TheBigGaloot]

Great work as usual mate> Lovin' the videos. Would like to see more "trap setting" videos in your series. Everyone does things slightly different, but whatever you're doing, it works.

[@arnold4333]

Well done Clark thanks for keeping our cattle safe

[@groupersti]

Beautiful country

[@bhermon265]

Great video 👍

[@kennyirish5021]

Thanks again bud Love what your doing!!! Your dogs look fast .

[@sarahhammond6375]

Hello from New Zealand :) Question for you: Do you find that pure dingo are 'less' of an issue with livestock compared to the hybrids? I find dingo's fascinating and have done extensive research into this unique canine. Great work by the way, be good to see you knocking some feral cat's while you are at it. Ta, Sarah.

[@pippaknuckle]

Hawkey? I never heard that expression before.

[@khadorkhadour7352]

Hey mate, being from the city, I have no idea of the wild dog problems, but just a question, would they not be considered native to the land?

[@robertkreiling1746]

Great job , but where are the comments ?

[@Time_Waster3]

The emu chick made my day mate 👍

[@andrewallason4530]

Great job, mate. Nice humane work. Cheers from Tassie.

[@markissboi3583]

au- - Just found your videos today & watched 3 Subbed quite enjoyable for this old country Boi used to like weekends 60s 70s with dad & family ferrets out rabbiting find some good yabbie & fishing spots . Uncle jack ww2 vet was always with the Jokes :) back in the day there were so many wabbits yah to kick 50 out the way just to open the farm gate to go rabbiting haa! fook laughed every time he said it all gone passed away Only Memorys i see every day that bring a smile

[@atmm89]

witch part of Australia are you working in, keep safe mate

[@zoezoe610]

A good day for you. What do you do with the dead dogs. Thanks

[@Ru556]

Would those wild dogs attack a lone human on foot?

[@brettstevenson986]

How'd Clark I've seen you at pie face servo Nanango "next time" il say G'day n love your work..keen to learn your trapping skills..wanna do my bit for the native animals..keep up the good work bloke

[@almostthere2024]

The more people cleaning up the ferals, the better. Cheers

[@steezwizard9462]

Good job. Have you ever used a wild dog pup for a pig dog

[@Arfabiscuit]

Wonderful wonderful wonderful

[@steveclifford1239]

Skunk is a good boy👍🏻

[@madmilko3507]

excellent work - I've seen the damage the feral dogs do.

[@notshadow1369]

do you know what Breeds are in these dogs?

[@alleycat8483]

Nice work, the country looks to be west of Rockampton.

[@adamelam6385]

That's the most worn .22 rifle I've ever seen.

[@h.j.hcontracting4504]

Awesome stuff mate. Trapper from NZ here. Explain the 'drag'? The trap is obviously not anchored onto something at the set?

[@haydo5l292]

Loving those videos mate 👌🏻

[@davidstovner9658]

Do you get paid by the land owner or is their a bounty on wild dogs?

[@stephendoing2253]

Hello, are you paid by the job? Are their bounties for dog pelts?

[@richardcole9558]

Enjoyed your video’s mate , very informative ..

[@adrianianna2868]

Good job!

[@laikynwhite9789]

New subscriber right here. Cheers for the knowledge mate

[@jakeaffleck3307]

Clark mate you’re a legend. Also thanks for explaining the traps I thought they were like bear traps that fucked up the animals. Thanks for doing the hard yakka and looking after the farmers cattle.

[@williecosgrove]

Top class my Ould Flower

[@AdventureCD]

Making it look easy!

[@johnallen470]

Well done. Keep up the good work

[@matthewriley2669]

Love your work bud keep it up 👍

[@tonybedingfield9085]

Good stuff love you work

[@ianwilliams487]

G'Day,,Nice work,And thank you have learnt a bit more than i thought i knew,, like the dog seriues,,the only one i've watched so far,, can see why the dogs are at the live stock,,look a bit thin. Take them out ,,Shouldn't be there,,

[@simonstovebolt]

Well done on the catches Clark 👌. I wonder what Skunk and Robbie are think when you rid the country of their brothers and sisters it would be good to be a mind reader

[@chancegregg]

It’s funny how your dogs will jump on a big boars ass but when they see the wild dogs they’re like “choot em dad” Smart puppies 😉

[@terryjacobson7325]

What happens if you have caught a dingo by accident

[@SuperLaplander]

Good one. You certainly seem to know your stuff. thanks for the video!

[@rexphillips7838]

are these feral dogs or dingos, or are they the same

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Basically all the same however in some areas, (very few) the lines of dogs are very standard as if they are more "pure" than others

[@douglasanderson153]

Hi Clarke, really enjoy your videos. What caliber were you shooting with?

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Doug, I usually use my old CZ .22 for some situations, other than that my Howa .223 Win

[@mauricevandraanen4286]

Very good

[@joedavola8289]

Good content as usual

[@gunterbecker8528]

Keep up the good work buddy 🦴

[@nealeveleigh4207]

Had a beer with my nephew on the weekend who claims to have been shooting with you..Jay Grills, red hair about 21

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Good lad !

[@terencehill1778]

Good job mate. Keeping it humane while taking out the trash.

[@gavinryan1257]

Well done 👍

[@craigperry7376]

Never trapped a dog, only possum’s. Obviously it wasn’t in Aussie.😂🍻 🇳🇿

[@KDuboutdoors19]

We catch coyotes in traps and put GPS collars on them so we can find out where the den is.

[@ianmckinnon8461]

nice work on the ferals ..did it myself north of kalgoolie ...303 18 day trips APB

[@montneymon-ta-knee6810]

Look close at the embankment @ 6:41

[@tonyspeka7964]

Are these people’s discarded pets that you’re shooting ? If these are wild dogs, do they have any natural predators in your neck of the world?

[@iainsmith2856]

Is it worth tranquilizing the wet females, throwing on a tracking device and getting them and the pups the next day? Exponential pack whack rate

[@DaasmangiDIGBYHoleong]

Go skunk…

[@donaldleegrim9756]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR PROGRAM I WISH I WERE YOUNGER SO I COULD VISIT YOU DR. DONALD LEE GRIM 81 PATRIOTIC AMERICAN VETERAN MY FATHER FOUGHT WITH AUSSIES IN WW 11

[@mixedgraffiti62]

You could literally eat the dogs and survive off of their meat couldn't you? Easy way to live off the land although "they" wouldn't want you doing that

[@barryandrews4316]

Shame and sad..but it is what it is....got to be done

[@malawidick]

I hope these are not dingoes

[@Shine-wb6ll]

Why not ? Dingos are the ones that need to be exterminated. They hunt twice a day. Eat their preys alive especially the baby calves that get born 1 per year. They are overpopulated like almost 50k in the wild and they dont have natural competitors. Furthermore they arent native to Aus. They hunt everything including Kangaroos, farmers stock etc. If we don't control them, soon you will find the ecosystem destroyed with too less prey animals.

[@MenCanNotBeWomen]

"wild dogs" A bullshit excuse to kill dingo's...

[@flashcracker1]

Great work and well done. Your dogs are excellent and very well trained.

[@TrentCowell]

Are these not dingos?

[@reddog5378]

Yes they are. Wild Dog is the term used for all wild living Dingoes, Dingo hybrids and free roaming feral domestic dogs (less than 1%) Feral dogs and hybrids of less than 66% Dingo do not survive in the environment long enough to build up breeding lines. The majority of wild dogs killed are full dingo.

[@markissboi3583]

wild dogs are mostly domestics dogs that breed in with dingoes - the Kelpie we know of today is 50% dingo why the aussie Kelpie is king sheep herders never stops & many buy from overseas 1st bred from the Scotland sheep dog 1800s 1 bitch a male dingo bred with a poison trap farmers up top used to do but some males got to mate with the farmers dog there's a story about it abc

[@nickharris9026]

Just discovered your channel the other night. Great work. Really enjoying the dog trapping videos.

[@markissboi3583]

same months of same old crap Then BOOM up pops new guy Wish he put trail cams about more Videos 4 us :)

[@RobsAquaponics]

Nice one Clark. 👍

[@martyk7914]

Great work Clark, have enjoyed this series of videos. Love the stratagem and commitment to cull these cunning dogs!

[@shawnkleinitz8357]

Hey mate just wondering why you think your bigger well bred dog that you've probably trained well wouldn't win against a dog like that or they just not Fighters? Would something like a blue heeler a big one well bred stand a chance against a dog like that just would like to know from someone with experience?

[@comfortably_numbat]

Good job done when you are culling feral dogs. I f not for the economic reasons then for the untold native animals [ like that emu chick ] that you are saving. They are feral pests and nothing like their domesticated cousins. Keep up the fine work.

[@indymate4872]

The thumbs down people aren't worth losing any sleep over

[@headcarter4656]

What brand of gun are you using, and what caliber? My guess is CZ in either 22 lr or 22 mag.

[@Paula7379]

what do you do with the dead dogs?

[@shawnkleinitz8357]

And also I would love to talk to you personally about dog trapping?

[@felixvoll8400]

Any chance to catch a mop of dogs with big cage trap, like pig trapping in the US?

[@tonystewart7287]

Do you bait the traps?

[@glengibbon3369]

💯🙌

[@steveaugust4270]

Job well done.

[@ramjamfull5]

good job

[@craigtomkinson2837]

Well done,

[@williammcguire1823]

Are the dark ones Dingo crossed with domestic dogs? How prevalent is this?

[@reddog5378]

Most wild dogs are full or majority (higher than 80%) dingo in arid lands and black and tan, brindle, patched and sable colours are all common colours in all pure Dingoes (Alpine, Desert, Tropical Dingo). Unfortunately colour and appearance cannot identify most hybrids from full Dingo. The first illustration of a Dingo by European was black and tan and the first dingo described by first fleet records is of a full brindle coloured Dingo.

[@mikefoulkes9510]

Hello Clark how do you process these feral dogs when you've shot them?.

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Mike, they are the highest carriers of Hydatid Tape worm around so we usually just take a scalp for bounty (landholders submit this to council) and put them in a pit.

[@donaldleegrim9756]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR PROGRAM

[@ClarkMcGhiesWildCountry]

Thank you sir. God Bless

[@alijohnson1365]

Excellent service and knowledge I enjoy watching you trapping.

[@laikynwhite9789]

May I ask what you use your dogs for? As in what do your dogs do to help find the wild dogs?

[@steventoshack618]

L enjoy your videos Clark. Good info as well. thank you.

[@tudor1931]

Wild dogs are a huge concern in the Victorian High Country as well.

[@aussiefarmer6012]

Well done, I enjoyed watching your vids.

[@vmr-frosty2528]

Hey mate. What licenses do you need to start a hunting business in qld?

[@micstavar3101]

Nice work mate. Good feeling when the hard work starts to pay off

[@devriescustomleather1109]

Good job would like to see how you handle your traps, clean up, dyeing etc

[@w0qnx598]

Good trapline work got you some good results.

[@j.dalemorgan2975]

Big finish coming through Clark.

[@johnmettam1573]

Great videos mate, thanks for the lessons.