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Feral cats in Australia are responsible for circa 1.5 billion kills of native wildlife in Aus. Well done on bringing this issue to light and keep up the good work. 👍

dont pay attention to the negatives. its mostly out of ignorance and i dont think many people realize how invasive some species really are. keep up the good work!

Nice work, especially the cats. That's hundreds of small native birds and animals you saved.

I'm from the UK, and I totally understand the pain Australia feels with feral cats and pigs. You do a great job and I must say you're an excellent marksman 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤❤

Well done! I’m a total cat person, but like feral dogs and pigs, they do not belong in the Australian bush! 👍👍👍🇦🇺🦘

First time watcher. This is great quality content. Being Australian and understanding the environmental impact of the pests, it’s good that this is being done - and humanely. Subscribed.

look at the size of these feral cats ! great work you just saved a few endangered australian natives further from extinction. thankyou

any good cat owner knows that any cat can devastate wildlife.

Lovely work mate . Shot my first feral cat at 8 . Skun it , tanned it ,n made a catskin pencil case for school ,complete with tail . Teacher wasnt too impressed

Something similar happened with dogs in my country. Stray dogs that lived near forests started forming packs, like when they were wolves, and now hunt the native animals. A lot of respect for you guys.

Hi there. I live in Florida, in the USA. Just wanted to say that me and my daughters love your show. We have feral pigs in florida and they destroy millions of dollars in crops here every year. Keep up the good work.

Good on you for protecting our native wildlife

You, sir, are saving the environment. Thank you for what you do.

I could tell by that grin you’d shot a feral cat before you’d even said a word. Great work and another great video.

I love cats, yes I'm in Australia. Having said that, feral cats must go. They cause so much damage and need to be dealt with. I am glad you are doing such a good job. Well done. I miss going shooting. It has been about 30 years since I have been out bush. These videos make me want to search out a property to shoot on. Then I can get a longarm. Tis the dream.

Head and shoulders above any other pest control/ hunting videos I've seen. Gear, tactics, footage, thermals, shooting, voiceover, and additional commentary is all 1st class. Keep up the Good work champ👍

Finally someone else that likes taking the feral cats out. Well done Nathan keep the good work up!

I like the quickness in the acquisition and shooting of the target .

"What's better than one dead ferel cat ...?... TWO dead ferel cats." Indeed!

I have to say that look in your eyes when you mention feral cats is pure joy, as for the mice LOL 🤣😂 another great video

Good work on the cats. The bonus with shooting a feral cat is that you get to trigger a cat lover. I am amazed how these people love cats, but couldn’t care less about all the native animals they kill. Another great video Nathan.

I've been relocating snakes in South East QLD for nearly ten years now, so I've seen the kind of damage feral cats can do. Watching your clips has made me want to finally get qualified and get out there with a rifle. Great stuff!

The best MDT advertising screenshot so far👍✌️👏👌👊

Regarding cats, we have a similar problem here in Denmark. With the exception of a small number of wolves in the western part of Denmark, the largest predators we have in country are badgers, foxes and cats. Disregarding the others, both feral and pet cats kill a lot of birds and small game every year, even though we have laws clearly stating that pet cats are not allowed to roam, unless in a rural area, where they're considered pest control against mice and rats. And being apex predators, thet have caused a lot of our small game species to become endangered. So, i'm happily showing support for the good work you do. :-)

Good to see you getting those bastard cats, foxes and grunters.

Keep up the good work mate. Natives will never be the same.

Love your work,the less ferals the better, pigs,cats& foxes wake up Australia keep your cats inside,they're decimating our native wildlife

The feral cats are vermin so keep up the good work man.

A good cat is an extinguished cat. The same for wild dogs too.

Great to see justice carried out. The thermal imaging on the scope is very impressive, absolutely amazing clarity, plus I really like the design of the Winchester 308.

The only list of comments I've ever read where everyone uses correct grammer and is polite . What a channel.

If a cat is not sitting in Grand Ma's lap watching the telly....KABOOM!!!!!

Usually i'm not a fan of hunting, things like deers, bears etc who are in their natural habitat should really remain there if not in plague numbers. However you're doing god's work, pigs, cats and foxes should well and truly be removed from Australia's environment. Need more of you out there.

I love cats, they're great target practice.

When growing up I owned a Corgi that was big and built like a tank, could flush out a feral cat and get it on the run, catch and break its neck it a flash. If a cat was too big to tackle, he would chase it up a tree and hold it there until we came out to shoot it. Jordie was fearless cat killing legend who loved his work, did his part in this feral festered world we live. He will be looking down appreciating the fine work you do towards this cause.

Nathan every time you knock a Feral Cat off it's pogo stick you earn another gold star on my approval rating! A study conducted in the Pilbara some years ago found that even though they have not been present there for all that long relatively speaking, Feral cats in the region already differ biologically in distinctive ways from their domesticated cousins. For example the Feral Vermin have more robust attachment points for jaw and neck muscles including denser bone structure. Reducing Feral Cat numbers at every opportunity has always been my top priority and most satisfying achievement since I bought my first rifle which was a 'stock-standard', full-wood SMLE chambered in .303 British. From memory I purchased it for $16 via mail order sometime during 1974 after I turned 16. It arrived via the postal service no license required and I could often hit a matchbox on top of a fence post with it at 100 yards using the standard military open sights. I remember buying surplus ammo for next to nothing and on at least two occasions I received batches via the mail which were still attached to canvas feed belts for the .303 Vickers machine gun. Unfortunately the spent cartridge cases were quite difficult to reload due to them using Berdan primers necessitating removal of spent primers via a hydraulic method. But since surplus ammo still only cost a few cents per round even thirty years after WWII reloading for the purpose of saving money was not a concern and the surplus stuff was of a very high standard both with regard to reliability and accuracy. I even had a few rounds of .303 with round-nosed nickel FMJ projectiles dating back to when my Grandfather served on the Somme during WWI but have no idea where they are now and suspect I probably gave them away to a collector. I now wish I had also kept those old cartridges because I currently own a Ross Rifle manufactured in Canada in 1904 which is chambered for .303 British, it would have been interesting to see if the old cartridges of similar age would still fire! The Vickers belts I received way back were invariably in pristine condition with a beautifully made solid brass tongue attached at one end, presumably for feeding the belts through the breech of a Vickers MG! I now regret not keeping at least one of the belts as a memento because they have probably become quite rare. I do still have a couple of canvas pouches for Bren-Gun magazines which I once used for storage space on a dirt bike I rode while hunting Feral pigs.

These are the best videos on youtube Commentary is on point love the straight talking and humour shootings on point using top quality gear and a obvious professional who loves and is good at what he does 🫡 from NZ

Absolutely love the feral cat action. Keep up the brilliant work.

Thank you for taking out the cats.

'theres one point that i do want clarify, cold KFC was consumed." I laughed far too hard at the seriousness in that statement. HAHAHA

Great shooting, great work, great video. On behalf of the wildlife, environment and farmers - thanks.

Loved the footage Nathan, and loved you're attitude towards the ignorant snowflakes even more. They just don't realize, probably because it doesn't effect their perfect lives. Those feral pigs are really street wise and very intelligent but you seem to have weighed them up. Very envious of you and thanks for putting the time and effort into the videos. You must have some size freezer , and I bet it's never empty. :-). Keep em coming.

You're doing Australia a great service. Keep up the good work.

Awesome trip mate thanks for bringing us along

Good stuff mate, a good feral cat is a dead feral cat. They've decimated the Willie Wagtail population on my mates property.

This video was excellent. My wife was impressed by the googly eyed fox!

I love it when you plug a cat

Love the vids mate. I’m already on 8 cats for the year so far, and won’t stop fighting for the locals that have the right to live here. Keep up the good work 🐈🔫

good work cobba hate seeing ferals destroy straya.

Your doing nature and the fauna a big service taking out those ferals

Dayum son! That fox close up killed me lol

You, sir, are a legend..love your work.

Cats in the right place are pets, in the bush with a rosella in its mouth convinced me that it deserved a ticket out and it got one thanks to a .270 Winchester. Painless, didn't know what hit. One bird a day is 365 a year - basically pigs arse to feral cats, foxes and pigs. Another great video Nathan.

Maybe one day, someone will invent pop-up fencing so they trap a group in a confined space to allow easy culling. Thanks for the video. 👍🏻🙏🏽😷🦘

Those feral cats are gigantic

You sir, do fine work!

Nathan, we used to have a scoring system for each cat. We would cut them open and give particular points to the contents, i.e a mouse 5 points, a bird 20 points. At the end of our trips the winner got a bottle of JD

Loved the videos! please more on those feral cats! Keep up the good work and looking forward to the next video.

That mouse shot was gold.

Been watching your vids for a while. Every dead cat gets a big thumbs up. What makes a feral cat feral? When it steps off the verandah.

Brilliant, nail those feral pests, we love our native fauna in Australia.Keep up the good work mate.

Those cats had beautiful markings....would make an awesome coat

bravo and thank you

I like the drone footage. Reminds me of a Lunkers TV episode where Rob went to a company in the Texoma area (around Lake Texoma, the border between Texas and Oklahoma) and this company has a package deal. You fly around in a helicopter and hunt feral hog with AR-15s that they rent to you. It serves a useful purpose to the farmers. Most of the crops in this area are corn, wheat, winter wheat, animal feed grain, and milo. Texas has no bag limit or weapon restriction or season limit on feral hog. Some state hunting properties may have a season limit but only to hunters off to ease the pressure for other game. For example, a place that I hunt stops feral hog hunting in the first half of March and closes for a few weeks to prepare for eastern spring turkey. Anyway, good on you for hunting and saving crops.

Mate just thought I’d add how much I appreciate what your doing to them cute little kitties. Keep up the good work !! 👊

Good on ya champion. Keep up the great work.

i love your attitude towards the do-gooders.

I thought that this was a shame, ( on the ferals I mean ) but then I watched a few videos and saw the horrific damage and destruction these animals do,..so 'Thumbs Up' on the dispatching of those cats, and pigs. Good looking 'shootin' irons there too, nice build on the Bergara rifle and scope especially. Great ammunition size choice in the 6.5mm cartridge too!

Ignore the idiots Nathan. No one could possibly mistake those cats for domestic pets. They are twice the size and need to be dealt with. I'm just jealous you are able to get out there and do what you do. Keep doing it buddy.

Love your work great show

Doing a fantastic job bud, giving the native animals a chance. Keep up the great work.

Good job mate keep smacking them cats ill watch it all day every day

Nice to see the feral pests getting what's needed and enjoyed the mouse vaporisation clip. Would like to see more>

Love your rifle. And your videos. Keep them coming.

Those foxes and cats will give some nice furs

Great work on the cats

New sub, thanks for doing your part in protecting lively hoods, and the environment.

Awsome man, keep up the good work 👌

What a great video Keep up the great work

Grate job on the cats

I’ve shot more cats than I’ve pet. A good cat is a dead cat.👍🏻 keep up the good work mate.

Love your work mate

I love your commentary, lol. "I'm just gonna laugh and delete your comments" mate, keep up the great work.

Awesome video mate, good job on the cats.

nice work with the cats well done

This is one of the best feral animal culling videos mate,love your work.

Great footage mate keep up the good work.

Legend!

Glen Gest from Texas has been calling pigs for decades now with excelent result's. Plenty video footage of his calls in action. Your on the right track for sure

Neighbour’s cats make great hats😉

No hate here. Keep up the good work and protect our vulnerable native species 💪

Best book you can get, 100 uses for a dead cat, long out of print, but available on ebay

In the late 80s, a friend managed a cattle stud outside of Rockhampton. When they first moved into the house on the property, there was a lot of paraphernalia from the owners and their parents & great grandparents. Hands down the most bizarre things were a number of 'dolls' made from rabbit and cat skins turned inside-out. They were dressed as dolls would be but had freakish heads.

As much as I love your videos I think the audio commentary is even better. Keep up the solid work!

What a fantastic job you got 👍😎💯

Nice feral cat windchime. Keep stacking up the invasives.

Excellent vids! I am very surprised that you do not have more subscribers. These are great videos.

Great work Sir!

Lol that’s where Kitty ended up naughty kitty