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It has been tough going for Clark and his team of Border Collies with only one wild dog per day caught. Patience and persistence will pay off.

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Clark McGhie and Dean sit and chat in this 2 part video about a very current debate around State Forest hunting and sustainable use for Deer and the overall attitude of managing sustainability for all our resources.

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Introduction To Feral Dog Control With Australian Wild Country Adventures

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Come along for the adventure of John Ross taking down a red stag in an episode of Hunters Tales

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The first 50 or more traps are in, the first dogs had been caught, then Clark and his team encountered an old scarred mountain warrior.

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When things go quiet, you need to have faith in your sets. Keep thinking, keep improving and get ready as your luck will change.
The life of a dog trapper.

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Join Clark and Sheri as the “Girls” give the “Blokes” a run for their money… Will she bag a Monster RED?

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Great bailing dogs and great hunters makes for the best wild pig hunting.
Matt and Ian hunt with Clark and his team of Border Collie dogs to take some big central Queensland wild feral pigs.

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The long term consequences of exclusion fencing currently happening across Australia can only be guessed at but we can expect "things to never be the same again".

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Every young person no matters what race, creed or background truly matters. Whats happening to our youth are we failing them? What can we do to help them? Why do we continue to waste what has so much potential whether its resources or people.....

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It’s your choice this election. “
If you truly believe species like wild deer are a nasty feral pest that needs eradication, then you are ok with every lethal method from 1080 poison to aerial culling. If not, then support Sustainable Use management.

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We live in a rapidly changing world. If cultural pursuits like hunting and fishing are to remain as part of our lives, we must all be more responsible. If introduced species like wild deer are to be regarded any better than other “pests”, then they need very careful management. To do this we need to know exactly where we as Queenslanders stand in regard to legislation.



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