Dear Mr Clark, for a One Man Band it is in itself a Remarkable Effort Tracking and Trapping is a Trade on it's own from what I can gather. The Filming this and Packaging it all up for Tuesday Nights Viewing is a Marathon. Plus having to work in the Hot Killer Conditions these are the things most of Us don't see. / What a Man. / Thank You.

Thank you for your very hard work my friend. Trapping alone isn't easy, then documenting it via video, etc. You run a top notch service; from what i can see. Good & honest folks. This is EXACTLY what YT needs! Thanks again Mr. Clarke!

Another great show. I was a ringer 50 years ago, went onto other things, but still miss those times. Thanks Clark, have a great day !

Love the content Clark!

Good work Clark. Thanks for another look at some great bush country.

Another great video mate and I hope you keep these vids going it remains me of being out in the channels

Mate i think its the same with every hunting / culling channel, what youtube have to realize if you don't like the content don't watch the channel it"s not rocket science. Keep up the good work mate.

I think you've frightened most of the bastards off. As for that tyre - its farkin rooted. As for the 22LR, it'll last another 50 years. Great show, love Tuesday arvos in my neck of the woods.

In the real world there are NO surtenties. What work then may or may not work now. That's what makes hunting so exciting things are almost never the same. Keep on keeping on Mr. Clark.

I sure enjoy the countryside and seeing the cattle. Keep up the good work.

Good to see the country and the cattle. Keep it up, I look forward to your videos. From Ontario Canada

Can’t say it enough, but Clark you are an outstanding individual!! You have the support from the Pogue family in Oklahoma. Keep up the good work and keep fighting for what you believe in! God Bless!

Always a good watch , even when you have quiet days. The black and white characters are always amusing , each has their own personality. Tomorrow is another day good luck.

Always a pleasure to watch Clark

Clark, I love your videos; watching the dogs and listening to knowledge gained over a life time. Great stuff.

Morning Clark!! Certainly appreciate your time bringing us along while checking the trap line... That is definitely NOT a job for sissies!! You and the collies keep up the good work!!! Safe travels, friend ❤❤ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇲🇦🇺WWG1WGA🇺🇲🇦🇺NCSWIC🇺🇲🇦🇺

Another top video Clark and full of great content as allways cobber.🤠

I hunt with a 243 myself; never needed anything bigger for whitetail here in Florida. Keep the faith!

We don't know what we don't know. However we can always seek knowlege and always observe. Good catch with the bird call and vision. Cheers and thanks for taking us along.

keep your guns in good condition and they will never let you down. great video mate keep them coming.

Well done Clark! Your video's are the highlight of my Tuesday afternoon! Greetings and blessings from southern B.C.(Kootenay country)

I look forward to your new videos every Tuesday evening. Keep up the great content! Greetings from SA.

A fella told me about Ass- u-me when I was breaking in young horses. Yet we call it “Starting” horses now.👍

Every good man needs that good woman to stand behind him. Top contact again mate .

Hi Clark, I havn't been in touch lately as I am getting over an operation. It is nice to see you spending a bit of time on your firearms. Cheers, Jim

Well done Clark! I was really tickled to see you daub some oil on that old rimfire! Very nice work. Thank you.

I really enjoy the ride Clark... thanks for the hard work my brother! Wade

Watching from Wales , ferry back to Ireland tmrw , kept me entertained for hours whilst in Espana , keep up the great work ,see you in paddy land

Thanks for taking us along again.

Thanks Clarke, thanks Brandon!

B.F. Goodrich has a new KO3& an HD Terrain out this year here in the US not sure about over there. 😊😊😊

Only flat on the bottom ha. Love how you always have the thousand yard stare looking for dogs or pigs and then look at camera - no wonder you hit the stump in the grass years ago haha.

Another great video Clark 😊

Awesome watch as always

Good stuff. Hate to tell you but it's a new tire for you

Great video Clark I never miss watching one of them.

Clarke try some cold tea in your dogs eye it will help to heal it I use it on my dogs when they have a problem and I find it helps.

Awesome to be part of this from Germany👍

the little suzuki seems to handle those rough conditions well. always great entertainment going out on the line with you Clarke. you make it look easy , but i know how much work it takes. good to see old Waylon out for a run. all the best.

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Nice one Clarkie mate. (You still put me in mind of the great Les Hiddins.)

Good interesting & enjoyable content as always ..thanks 👍

Ive only recently found your channel, and its quickly become my top favourites. Youre so incredibly driven, genuine and theres just something about you thats so one of a kind and enjoyable to watch even without something big and flashy happening. I cant imagine how much effort and time goes into your day to day- then add filming, editing etc its incredible you pull it all off. Such a shame as well to see youtube's not giving you the time to shine that you deserve. Truly hope that picks up and we never lose you on here- not many people like you left now a days and just the glimpses of it is so refreshing.

proper Aussie bush content as it should be, Clarke

Three star pickets and some barb wire setup around your trap will prevent cattle from wrecking them.

Enjoyed the video as usual and look forward to tuesday morning here in the UK

Hi Clark I still use my great uncles BSA .22 pump action he left it with my grandmother when he went to war to defend Singapore never to return it shoots spot on open sights and 15 rounds now over 100 years old and in great shape my GOTO fox rifle is my anchults 22mag now over 60 years old

Good video

Love the channel, Clark. Cheers from East Tennessee.

Good work, keep at them, you'll have success.

That tabletop mountain looks a lot like on the Carnarvon Highway south of Rolleston.

Thanks Clark, interesting and informative as always. Love seeing the changes in the bush as the seasons pass, your dogs are mighty good mates.

Another great vid mate keep up the great work look forward to the next one

I reckon the dogs have got the cows on the payroll.

Another great video, Clark. I know what you mean about hitting a stump in the long grass. I hit one in a Suzuki that rolled me over in the drivers side. Put that down to experience.

Good on you Clarke enjoyable as ever.

Always a a font of knowledge. Good onya Clark.

Love to see you looking After the toys I give mine a clean every day they get a run and sometimes i take all 18 for a big day out

I enjoy your content so much. Thanks Clark!

Nice job. Sorry about the (expletive deleted) people who work in Silicone valley here in the US. They do not represent the rest of us - they are a tiny minority with way too much power right now.

Thanks

Keep up the good work mate.

lonely life man. good show carry on

Keep em coming Clark

Always a good one Clark.

Great going Clark 👍👍

Keep up the great work 👏🏻👏🏻

243 is a good round it encourages good shot placement.

Thanks for the ride along!

Great video Clarke! Trapping Tuesdays is the highlight of my week! Have you ever put a tracking collar on one of the dogs you’ve trapped? Would it lead you back to the rest of the pack?

Great video as always. stay well.

Love ya work mate. Thanks for your efforts. 🍺

Love the videos mate keep up the good work

Pretty good Vid. Thanks for the info.

Assumption is the mother of all....

Great work mate 🇦🇺

Thanks for another great video Clark. I'm hoping to be able to get to your Patreon soon. Have you heard about the worrying new "community safety legislation introduced by the Qld Police Minister with a two week"consultation period and worrying amendments to the Weapons Act for Qld gun owners. Regards Mark from Redlands.

Great job Clark

How'd you dogs eye turn out, and how often do you oil your guns, whereabouts are you located, best aussie hunting content iv seen on youtube keep up the great work mate

If the wild dogs there are anything like coyotes here, and you don't take lead bitch out first. She'll more than likely stay away from the smell of her pups blood. It maybe couple months before she starts the route again, or may never, but as we both know. She may keep running the same path, but vary slightly to avoid that one place by a hundred feet if there's a trail or wash near by to give her cover. I'm kinda fond of my 700 BDL 264 Win Mag in 140 grain. Old caliber from late 50's into early 70's, then everyone talked bad about barrel burnout. That and the 300 mag came out, and everyone went that way. Funny thing is I got it from my uncle who bought it new, and he used it here in Texas, and was his favorite iron for the mountains of Colorado. I got it in the early 70's when I was just a kid around 14 after he got to where he couldn't hunt anymore. I saved for two summers to get his price for it, and for my $100.00 dollars of hard earned money back then. I got the rifle, the wooden case he'd made for it. A fixed 4X scope bought new with the rifle, the sling to shoulder it. A gun cleaning kit with a bunch of extras he had, and 5 boxes of Remington shells. Plus I think every box of empty hulls he'd shot through it. Up graded to a Leopold long ago, but I'm sure I've shoot enough rounds along with all those he ran through it to have smoked the barrel long time ago, buy she still holds true as long as she's not mistreated by being dropped or something like that. The rifling looks as good as when I got her fifty years back, and if you try running 5 or 6 rounds through her in the heat of Texas summers.. Yeah that stainless steel barrel will be hot enough to burn your hand if you aren't careful, but 110 degrees in the shade. That's expected I'd say, and you don't have to aim at the sky over what your aiming at like you do with 30/06, 300 or any number of calibers everybody claims is best. 243 is good load for small critters, and I have one myself well grand son has it now far as that goes, and I've shoot number of deer with it. It just doesn't have the ability to reach out there with the knock down ability as the 264 has. Yes Sir seen gates like that, but best one was down south Texas close to the border. Has a post about 8" round planted deep that was cut at the top to a point. Then there was another piece of a tree about 6" round, and 14' long had a flat spot cut into it where it sat on top of the one in the ground. It hung past the upright post about 3' feet and had a piece of wire tied around the end of it that went down to a fairly good sized rock tied to the wire. Across from the pivot post was another post about 8" that the fence going the other way was tied to, and it had a limb cut off that was at the right height for the cross bar to sit on. All it took was one hand and you could swing it outta of the way to where there was another post with limb cut off for it to sit in until you were through the gate. Then swing it back closed and you were off, and the wind blows here a lot at pretty good speed. If you didn't have the other post with the limb to hold it or someone with you to hold it open. Well you get the picture I'm sure, and it was old from the looks of the wood it was made from, but it was only one like it on that ranch. All the others were metal gates with chains to keep them closed So i guess that one had survived for who knows how long, and since it worked fine wasn't a need to change it out. Nice bunch of pups you got taken cars of you. Luck on the wild ones

With the dogs headed for a well deserved “Bougie” what’s the range of fresh and salt water crocs.

Great video Clark

In fact, it looks very much like the border of the brigalow belt near Consuelo Station.

excellent as always

Love your work mate 👍

Thanks Clark.

Good stuff

Good one.

Love your work mate 👏

Love your work Clark

Great work mate.

Nice job

Good job👍👍

Great video

Thanks Clark

Great job!

Looking at these videos and listening to how you tell it, I reckon that livestock are only a fairly minor component of these dogs' diet. Most of what they're eating is going to be small mammals and reptiles plus some scavenging. Therefore the squeaker ought to work fairly well, some drags and carrion ought to work passably, and not listening to blowhards (like myself) on the other side of the world is also a fairly good move ;) Really I think rather like you: these dogs are roving around their home range, trying not to hit any one area hard unless there's a superabundance of food there. With livestock they've got a big problem: yes there's plenty of food but there's also plenty of humans and humans without exception are trouble. The local "always present" ones are a known threat but they tend to show up on a schedule. Then there's this new one who seems to have a pack of other dogs with him. Bloody weird dogs, those are; you can smell them all over the place at times then they seem to just vanish into thin air then turn up strong as anything somewhere else; for animals as strongly reliant on scent as dogs are, someone with three collies in a vehicle must be a mental challenge and then some. Then there's the fact that this new human isn't just associated with cows but roves all over the place, and these new interesting smells just keep on turning up all over the place. Then pack members start getting caught in traps and so for the remaining dogs they're probably thinking "Yikes, this place is suddenly dangerous and all humans are suddenly REALLY bad news, because the things that catch us smell of humans". So they go hunt somewhere else, and as calves are in no way a regular food but more a sort of serendipitous Sunday treat they don't really miss hunting calves.

Love the videos

Thanks mate awesome job

Good work Clark, didn't you also have a Tika with synthetic stock ? haven't seen it in ages....