I love seeing these clips with old mate Skunk in them 🫶🏻

So right about the " Kind Eye" .That's the horse you choose. From South Africa.

Well said Clarke about the Dingos being an introduced species. Won't you cop a ear bashing from the do gooders

You are such a good teacher Mr McGhie.

Thank you for sharing your working life and incredible skills with us Clark. My question to add to the dingo being a native animal ( Asian dog) is “ In 1000 years will our descendants be talking about the Australian native cat”. I really hope not. Food for thought.

G’day Clarke, you point about the dogs being introduced, you are so right on this point, having been to the Phillipines many times, I have seen the similarity to there so called domestic dogs to our dingos,. I often sit outside my in-laws house of an evening with a San Miguel in hand(a beer) being a bush bred person, I give a good howl or two…then the fun starts , for the most part I get at least 20 to 30 responses, one would swear that you were in the Aussie bush . I is not hard to see how the dingo got to Australia , with all the islands in between , sort of like stepping stones, cheers Clarke

Respect all creatures Clarke once again you show what a real hunter is .

Im not a trapper, but i learn so much from you that i can use in every day living. Thanks Mate.

Thanks for another great video Clark. I hope those wonderful horses weren't anywhere near a NSW National Park. They really need a huge dose of your wisdom and compassion Thank you again for more information and more great memories of Skunk. Regards Mark from Redlands.

I miss Skunk almost as much as you do, lovely to see him again.

Can’t hate the animal for being an animal. Humane dispatch and respect is absolutely the way to go.

I have been watching a lot of your work, you have an excellent view of the world and mindset.

Once again great work , watching you from Wales , on holiday in Spain

Your skill is awesome, as is you knowledge, love the dogs,

Another lovely Ep in some lovely country,

They are an Asian wolf. You can find them in S E Asia.

Love ya work Clarke, keep it coming.

Thanks again Clark and the dogs for the video look forward to next one , take care,

Another great video Clark, keep up the good work!. Looking forward to the next one.

Morning Clark!!! Another interesting run on the trap line..(always good to see the clips of ol' Skunk--😢 R.I.P. mate) Appreciate you sharing your decades of knowledge with us, Clark.... Safe travels, friend ❤❤ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇸🇦🇺WWG1WGA🇺🇸🇦🇺NCSWIC🇺🇸🇦🇺

Great video Clark! Keep up the great work, Thanks 😊

I really love your videos!

great to see like bush country and your mates at work

excellent as always

A few thousand years is a woke joke. These dogs are feral -- and you do a great job removing them. Thank you.

Great skills mate...Happy Australia Day to you.

I'm eagerly watching the new series of Muster dogs.. this series is following a litter of B collies

It knew that the trap was there . I’ve never trapped dogs in your country. But trapped fox and coyotes in my country . Enjoy your videos a great deal .

Hear every word your saying cobber.👍🤠

I came on about 6 and was worried when it wasn’t at the top of the page. Nearly had to go onto last weeks video and make sure you were alright!!

G'day mate i was a fox traper in VIC but now i live in mid QLD i woun't to get into dog traping i'm loveing what you are teaching thank you for the vids

My sentiments exactly as far as Dingoes go Clark they are an introduced species .

Interesting that KZfaq cuts to an ad each time you are about to make the kill shot and returns after the fact.

Loving your channel Clarke,maybe you could go into a bit more detail about the species that have become extinct 🤞

Are you still living at Glenfidick not sure about the spelling .Was down at Manumbar last week went for drive have not been there for about 25 years and was wondering where your place was .Went past Sid Smiths place he has some busted machinery there great bloke went to school with him and his brother you are churning out great vids mate and enjoy watching

between the wild dogs and wild cats they sure can wipe out alotta stuff. Those horse was beautiful and very well mannered.

Hello Clarke, I’m new to your channel and really appreciate the work you put into your videos, it’s a terrific mix of entertaining and educational.

 I was walking out the back of my grandparents property in Victorian High Country (near Jamieson) around new years, there was dog turds everywhere so the next day I took a .22 with me just to be safer while out walking and came across two dogs around 8am along one of the tracks. They'd just emerged from the treeline directly in front of me and I saw the blur of motion through a clearing (it was a point where two trails meet kind of like a ’T’ road and I was able to see them through some shorter vegetation). I shot one and the other disappeared into the thicker bush howling. I put up some cameras and returned to check them while up here for Australia day and it looks like there are four different wild dogs running around the place. (Only two on camera together at the same time)

 I have two questions,: 1) Should I be concerned for my safety when out walking? I had no concern at all but since seeing them and shooting one now they are always front of mind.

 2) any tips for hunting these dogs down, I’m new to hunting and recently acquired my firearms license. I’ve got access to a few different caliber rifles and a Polaris 4 wheeler but no traps or thermals. Sorry for the lecture, just very excited and full of questions!

lol subteranian chicken.... bob-tailed rat works too. Hey, what's your PSI on your tires? Letting some air out might help on slick roads

Where do you get your bobcat pan traps from Clark and thanks for a great video as always

hope everyones ready in Qld for this cyclone

thanks for a great video , theres no doubt if you want to learn about any animal talk to some one who has spent a lifetime , from dawn to dusk , 7 days a week out in the field trying to catch them . And you often see a common factor the more people really know the more their respect for that animal grows. A few dumb pommy questions now !!! Do you ever come across dogs that are first crosses 50/50 domestic dog? and the more domestic dog there is in an animal does it make it easier to catch , less cautious , or more difficult if say it has some collie blood , would that make it more intelligent ?

Probably over 20k years!!

A dirty big cat, a sneaky wild dog and a surprise cute cuddly koala sighting! Can't ask for better content!!

Like the black boys

Very true Clark fox dog cat all introduced ferals time the do gooders started sucking up the truth.

They say they smell fear and it’s built in to hunt like it’s feline cousin

How come this episode was supposed to be an hour ago and poor old Skunk is in it. To quote Pauline Hanson please explain. Cheers, Jim

Dingos are not native?

Too darn slowly, not to darn slow. Let's, not lets. Upcoming is one word, not two.

I trapped for many years in the states until the feel good democrats outlawed body gripping traps. I gained a contract license with the state to trap with unlawful methods to take out problem beavers and skunks and coyotes and the authority to charge the land owners. Years caught up with me and I surely miss the years of running traps.

I notice you have a animal named Brandon. Why didn't you name the other mongr er dog, Unter?

Being imported by humans doesn't detract cats from being pests. Most introduced species that go feral or are wild are in some situations. Humans are the most destructive by far, & the debate whether dingoes are native show how mixed up values get. Ungulates even more so, vegetation doesn't have the same emotional effect as the contents of a cat or a mauled calf (another destructive species incidentally).

Dingoes were here before the cattle

Mr. Clark, I just watched a video from Montana Wolf Trapper and he made a point that I thought made all kinds of sense and hardly anyone does it. He uses the anus's out of the wolves he catches as a scent marker. K9's sniff butts, must be an anal gland marker that they use to identify each other. He says guide their noses and you can guide their feet. Just passing on information, as I'm not a trapper but like watching trapping video's.

Hay Clark love watching always reminds me of home as a kid that is ,maybe a common question but how many rounds do you think you’ve put that that 22 over the years ?? Cheers mate

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