Get ‘em all mate! I’ll fight anyone who has a issue myself

Love dogs but respect it. It’s like the US and coyotes so nothing negative from me

I love dogs and when I saw this video I was about ready to hurt someone but then when I saw this comment then I realized that you’re doing something that needs to be done

@@peytonroling5431 i love dogs to and have a lot of respect for dingos but they need to be controlled and this is the most humane method 👍

For anybody that is againts this comment this legend right here is helping us get our delicious steak to our tables and all I think of cats is that they are bloody bastards of things and should have never been introduced to this country just what I think arfter I see the amount of damage they do

Haha no worries mate 🤣

Yes he did and made a good price at the meat works a few weeks ago too👌

Me too 👍

Love dogs are much as you but around here it’s hard to see them as a loveable friend when there ripping into a sheep or other live stock. Sounds brutal but they can’t be tamed easily either.

@@the_mad_spearodivingdeeper1514 that's the sad reality mate 👍

No worries mate. Glad you enjoy it. 🤣

Haha thanks mate. Thankfully I had the bipod and clear enough ground to lie prone. But awkward. Don't you hate it when you don't have the gopro when you need it... Couldn't help but think of Rod when I needed to stop him 🤣

Thanks mate 👍

Watching from Wales

Yeah. But with the spongy skin i think he had a pretty bad infection and wouldn't have felt too crash hot. But might have still got over it. Haha will never know now.

@@intothenight1993you should have conmen scents to hunt like deer or something

@@brantleyparker4308 that's exactly why i hunt dogs and cats because i do have common sense. We don't have deer around here or i would hunt them to. Anyone with common sense would hunt and shoot an animal that is a pest and causing damage to their property or livestock.

Haha thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed it👍

Thanks. Yes it is.

Haha i have had a lot of negative comments on it but most of them I just delete 🤣💪

Thanks mate. Yes we were very surprised at how well they had done. Haven't had them in for about 12 months. But have pulled off the best of them to hopefully sell at the end of the month 💪

Thanks mate. You're welcome.

Haha thanks mate.

@AUSTRALIAN PATRIOT yes he is. I follow him to and "Edge of the Outback"

You are most welcome.

Thanks mate.

Thanks mate. Sure is. Gives you a good adrenaline rush. 👌

Thanks 👍

Thanks.

Thanks mate. Very happy to get him on the deck.

No worries mate 👍

Thanks mate 👍

Thanks Kenneth 👍

Yes and they graded very well at the meat works too. We were very happy with them 👍

Haha and to my frustration🤣

Thanks David 👍

Yeah it is. But even greener down wandoan way as they have had a fair bit more rain than us.

@@intothenight1993 that’s where I was actually

Thanks mate

Thanks mate 👍

Hope you enjoyed it. 👍

I wish it was that here we only get $30 here

Thanks mate. Haha I'm sure he has. He watches a lot of bow hunting videos.

Yes they are and there are hundreds of them here. Not all that big but some are even bigger. But they mostly grow in the thick vine scrub and that's why they get so tall trying to get to the top. If they grow out in the open from small then they usually just get fat but not as tall. These used to be in the scrub before it was cleared years ago. 👌

Thanks mate. You too

Thanks mate. Haha judging by what i emptied out of his stomach he certainly was well fed.

Thanks mate 👍

No. We don't use heard protection dogs here.

@@intothenight1993 you should! They do really well, especially kangals

Sure am 👌

I'm in Central QLD.

I wish i had my go pro. Annoyed the phone didn't focus. Haha but i couldn't look at two things at once🤣

Yes it is private property. Its where I work. It's only 9000acres though there are much bigger properties than this. 👍

Yes $30

@@intothenight1993 nice! Pays for the ammo and dinner lol.

Yep. It all helps👍

👍

Haha thanks mate. Wow that's nasty! Lucky you could get her to the vet. I recon i did this fella a favor by shooting him. Although dingoes are pretty tough...

Haha he has seen it and approved it😉😂

Haha I was told that by a swiss girl that stayed with us a few years back 🤣

Haha i didn't have to. They all get a lead aspirin and they go to sleep. He was probably ill but he isn't any more 🤣. They are a pest so they are not welcome here or anywhere else. People that have the stupidity to catch them and release them in a different area just spread the problem elsewhere.

Another video coming 😉

Yes it is. They are both dogs. But our version of the coyote

Not sure. But i know some of the neighbors got together and got a copper in and shoot a heap of pigs and a few dogs.

Thanks mate 👍

About 9000 acres

Haha he didn't get a chance to say G'day back 🤣

@@intothenight1993 Haha, you send him on his way to the dog happy hunting grounds before he could reply.

Due to cross breeding pure bred dingos are virtually extinct on the mainland now, there's only a few small, isolated populations knocking around.

You'd have to do a DNA test but if they look like a dog and are on our place running wild they are dead if I get the chance. 👌

Apparently not according to this. newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/science-tech/dogs-not-gone-wild-dna-tests-show-most-wild-dogs-australia-are-pure-dingoes Most of the ones I've ever shot look very much like a pure dingo. I know they released a fair few from Fraser Island just north of us a few years back. People had them even jumping on the back of their ute to attack their dogs they were so tame.

Dingos are wild dogs so yes👌

Yes they are.

Yes i was just holding my phone up and looking through the scope with the rifle resting on the bipod. It was the best I could do. Haha yeah. Thought it was a bitch till I got up there.

Well done

I thought coyotes were in the dog family?

Great job mate

@@dennisberry9793 thanks mate

I sure am 💪

@krene1232 lol cry about it. They’re wild, they also kill livestock. If you don’t like it, don’t watch it.

Because feral cats are the worst and most destructive introduced pests to Australia and have caused many small native mammals to become extinct. They all need eradicating

@@intothenight1993egoist

Ok

We used to but now use quads as the country is clean enough and they are way more efficient and save so much time 👌

Cross breeding. Pure bred dingos are virtually extinct on the mainland now, there's only a few small, isolated populations knocking around.

There’s a good chance they’d be dingoes- there’s actually not many true wild dogs that have no dingo in them, most have a high percentage or are pure according to recent dna analysis done by the university of NSW. Calling them wild dogs negates their protection.

I'd say they are mostly dingo. Need to do a DNA test to find out for sure but they are all wild dogs and not domestic at all.

@@intothenight1993 Thanks they all seem to that colour mostly. Thanks for the feed back.

No worries. I found this website that should give you a bit of info. newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/science-tech/dogs-not-gone-wild-dna-tests-show-most-wild-dogs-australia-are-pure-dingoes

I think i said rod didn't i

@@intothenight1993 lol, nope, definitely said Roger. Edit: although I think you may have said "Rod ya saying works" which sounded identical to Roger.

He said Rod. Get your hearing checked

@@walterwhite5738 get your attitude checked.

@@omnomshibob now now play nice 😉its my mumbling 🤣

Because they kill our livestock. 👍

Because they kill our livestock.

Because they kill our cattle.

I love dogs and have a lot of respect for them but unfortunately they kill our livestock. So i try and keep their numbers down so they don't keep causing trouble.

You could ask them the same question after they have ripped the back ends out of a few calves or sheep just for the fun of it. They don't always kill to eat. They often just mame animals for the thrill of the chase and leave them to die a slow and horrible death. And they don't stop at calves and sheep but if you had a pet dog etc they would most likely kill it too. How would that make you feel? So in answer to your question. I do it ultimately to protect our livestock which is our livelihood from ruthless killers that don't care two hoots about any other animals. I do love dogs and I wish they weren't so destructive so I could just leave them alone but we just cant afford to sit back and let them waste thousands of dollars. 👍 I hope that sheds some light on why I do what I do.

No it is not bad. I live in Australia and kill wild dogs because they cause more than $22 million in livestock damage every year and the government pays us a bounty to control their numbers. And i kill feral cats because they are the single biggest threat to our small native mammals etc. They have been the contributing cause of extinction to at least 20 different species and threatening many more. The government has been trying for years to get on top of their numbers and have spent more than $50 million to try and eradicate them. I'm just doing my part to help in my area. So what I'm doing is a good thing.

@@intothenight1993 oh i thinks you mean this dogs kills humans thats why you kill them?

@@1oneshotgamer48 some of them do but mostly they kill a lot of sheep and cattle and do more than $22 million of damage to livestock every year.

To be sure to be sure. Thanks mate👍 glad you like them.

Haha it was absolute sarcasm mate 👌

I’d say that it most likely is.

@@intothenight1993 fair game if hunting people’s livestock

@@petejuchau9332 absolutely. They are certainly beautiful and amazing animals but so destructive unfortunately.

Enjoy your videos mate cheers

Good to hear. Thanks mate.