Nice change of scenery

Excited to see you match your skills with the wolf of North America. I live in the state of Idaho we have our share of wolves and have learned much from your dingo trapping videos. What makes them hard to trap in my estimation is many factors. There home range is so large here is often where they don't return to an area for weeks or even longer. They have an uncanny nose and shyness for anything not ordinary. Snow, cold, warm, freezing, thawing, etc. will often leave our traps inoperative at the critical time when the pack moves through. A few guys catch the majority, and anyone that can do it consistently has my respect and attention. I am watching with greatest of interest. I believe you will get a wolf as i noticed that your dingoes can get pretty cagey too. The best of luck to you Clark.

Now this is going to be good Clark. I have a feeling you are going to get a catch for sure. A real adventure for a long time Aussie dogger.

Love it Clark. Exited to see next week video! Tuned in from Oklahoma!

Lovely country.

It will be interesting to see this new trap line work.

Things are going to get HOT HOT HOT,,,,Clark........its a cracking show...........

Bring it on! very exited. May you have success as usual!!

Thanks Clarke

Appreciate you and your family, all your sharing of information and stories..Straight back at ya ,Sir.

Nice work, I love what you do and stand for. I live in NW Missouri and have a son and family in south Texas so I’m wanting to do some coyote trapping next year when I come back.

Can’t wait until you catch from Rockhampton QLD

Thank you for sharing this information, very informative please keep up the good work.

Another great vid mate always look forward to your vids everytime i watch one i learn a little bit more on trapping and life in general thanks mate keep up the great work

Beautiful country mate

Awesome stuff, can’t wait to see how you make out with those sets👍👍

Great to get time with your grandkids. That is the makings of fantastic memories.

Your videos r always top shelf.outstanding!!

gee that's some nice country there Clark. can't wait to see what you trap.

Very cool to see you with the grandchildren 😊 and family

Amazing thanks for sharing

nice yote

Great episode mate. Will be interesting to see if wolves are smarter than Dingos.

I'll be back to see what you get Clark loving these Vids mate.

Welcome (back) to canada,

Great sets. It’ll be interesting to see how you go.

hey fella love the videos mate. Very informative. QLD’errrrrr!!

You left us on a cliff hanger.

Thank you for the lovely upload 👍 I'm looking forward to next week's upload. God bless and travel safe 🙏

Another great insight to what you love doing .looking forward to the end results.

Wild as. Big country.

Nice to see you in Canada, glad you had some time with the family.

Great to see you enjoying time with your family mate 🇦🇺👍

cant wait for the follow up vid. love your channel.

Great video

Hi Clark hope you have a great time in Canada and keen to see you get your wolf👍🏻

Going to be fun to watch . The No bs are excellent traps Didn't hear you talk about the boiling , dying and waxing required ? You are.now trapping the most intelligent canine. Good luck . Can't wait to see how you do .

Looking forward to it that is some beautiful country.

Canada 😮

Awesome stuff Clark hope you get that skin good hunting.

Bloody Hell.. Next TUESDAY?? Taking lessons from Alfred Hitchcock are we now Clark? The suspense... It's already killing me!!!

WOW! Cannot wait to see results of this trap line.

Be nice to see how you fair in another country. Look forward to watching.

Great change Clark really interesting stuff.

You look right at home there mate

Thanks cobber. Bring on next Tuesday🤠

Awesome Ep and lovely looking country

Good to hear your time in BC bag a wolf good hunting😂

Minnesota Rancher. So fun to watch and see how you go at the wolf trapping! Tip. Think long term when making your sets. Best of luck, and enjoy your family!

Nice one Clarkie mate.

It looks as though you can take Clark out of the country, but you cannot take the country out of him. Great to see you on holidays doing what comes naturally: trapping critters. Great stuff, thanks for sharing your Canadian ' holiday'

See ya next Tuesday much appreciated Clarke..

Glad to see you in North America. Waiting to see the out come. Keep on keeping on!

Hope you have a great working holiday 👍🙏🇦🇺🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Mate couldn't get more aussie right at the end by telling us all. C U NEXT TUESDAY 😂

I can't help but think of Skunk and what happened. 😢 Good luck getting a wolf. I have heard lots of good things about those No BS traps from coyote trappers.

Good luck with the traps mate. Watching from, where else?...Down-Under, cobber. Regards, Brian. Crookwell, NSW...

Morning Clark!! What part of Canada is your family in? Beautiful country!! Will you also try the wolves with snares or just the leg hold traps?? Can't wait to see how this series evolves!! Safe travels, friend ❤❤ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇲🇺🇲WWG1WGA🇨🇦🇨🇦NCSWIC🇦🇮🇦🇮

An odd title ! but good entertainment , watching from Wales ( in Spain )

It is a problem here in in Canada that we hunt mostly animals for meat and we do not hunt enough predators Some years I was in fly in hunts in the Yukon where I live and within a week we would see at least 25 cow moose and bearly 2 or 3 calfs There was many wolves and bear tracks and when we had a moose killed often the wolves were on it the first night and some other time we had a grizzly on it after a couple of days one year we shot a grizzly by the kill and it's claws were as sharp as cat's claws that means that the bear was carnivore predator full time Thanks for the video

Another great video much better than the rubbish on T.V. 👍🏽👍🏽🇦🇺👍🏽👍🏽

Interesting.

Well I'm in Australia and I have a live wolf on the Longe better alive.

Wow. Would have thought you could save your animals at anytime of year. Does that mean if you were to witness an attack you can't do anything about it because it's not the right season?. Greetings from Uppermurry Victoria. Ok at 7 minutes think i got my answers

I'll be interested to see how all this turns out. Do you notice any big differences between the North American canines and the Dingos you are used to trapping? Good Luck with it.

The Wolf similar to dingos.

Clarke. Not sure if you have seen the latest episode from meat eater. They were trapping wolves in Canada a I think. They had a set with the traps under the water. Looked clearly visible and I immediately thought there is no way we could set a trap similar for our wild dogs as they would be way to clued on to the fact they could see the trap. What's your thoughts on that. I thought it was a great episode of meat eater just to compare how they trap wolves to how we trap dogs.

U should be on TV

Are wolves more cunning than dingo's?

Say dogs name is al bundy?thats awesome

What province you in I’d guess alberta

First time that I've seen you take 2 shots at anything. That little monkey on your back have something to do with it?😊

I have been subscribed for a couple of years or so but this is insane talk, don't you think that Australia has had enough of introduced species. Definitely NO

That must smell bad to pull you up seen you working with all sorts of bad stuff that would make most people spew. And you use it cologne. So can not even imagine how bad that must smell.