Great content

something special about a passed-down firearm I have my grandfather's rifle that will go to my son one day

Great yarn about your Dad. can't wait to hear about his time in the NT , I live out past Humpty Doo and love history

"Beware the man the man the only has one rifle. He probably knows how to use it." Remington 700 in .243 = unbeatable combination.

Good yarn clark iheard of your dad in the late sixties as a buff shooter

So good to hear the history of the crowbar Clark. I wasn’t aware that the old timers held this calibre in high regard. So you learn.

What happened to Skunk?

Where are you ? NSW or Qld

Your songs might suite Clancy Pye from Orange NSW. She is a good country singer .

Awesome Ep and Rifle you have and I love the name you gave her, I have a 308 ruger I bought when i was 15,, 45 years ago it needs a new barrel now,

Great stories Clarke, looking forward to more. Will head over to Patreon 👍

Hey bro that is one beautiful rifle my papa had same type in his safe similar cannons lolz stop anything. Takecare mate

Osight sounds cool

My old man left me his old axe. I've changed the handle five times and the head twice but it is still a good old axe.

600 yards great shot. Still struggling to deal with your 'waterproof' boots Clark.

Nice one Clark; love the Remmy 700. I have inherited dad’s old shotgun , an AYA 12 gauge. He was a gamekeeper over here in England for 50 years and carried the shotgun for most of that time. It means the world to me 👍

Fantastic “crowbar”, wonderful for you to still be able to use your dad’s rifle

That’s when Big Green built decent rifles

Refinish Dads rifle.. Oh hell no!!! The factory finish and what is left of it on Dads rifle is priceless indeed Clark, leave it as it is. Why? Because further down the road when you are long gone and your kid passes it down your great grandchild will be able to see and visualize the history they are holding and so will his children's children... I would wager that even then the old crowbar will still group them in impressively, it will still have the old man's DNA impermeated within it .

My uncles shotgun was destroyed in the buyback, he passed away a few years later, what I would give to have it back.

Hi Clark .. I'm a pro musician in Caboolture, with a nice little studio. I can help you with those songs. (my late Dad would love that, he won many Tamworth Golden Guitars awards in the 80s for country songwriting) how do I contact you Clark?

For your songs , I heard of a guy Steve Lee . I haven't heard much for a couple years , He sings and plays guitar , and I heard he likes guns

😍😍😍

I’m sure it will be a hit buddy

I've never watch one of your videos before, but I enjoyed this. Thanks for the stories. Good editing too.

Zip didn't hear the make and model or caliber of the rifle, it resembles a BSA majestic.

Good stuff Clark , was just settling in to the podcast and it finished heck, this is my high light of the week and to have it finish up so quickly was a let down., once again thank you for your chats and videos.

Another great video. Will definitely be watching the story of your old man when it hits Patreon.

Would be good to see some footage of a trap scratcher? What happened to Brando eye you let him use the 243 ?

HI Clark, What happened to Brandon's left eye. They are pretty tough dogs that you have. CHeers, JIm

hey Mate , another good trapping video, just a question but first i will let you know the only knowledge i have in trappig dogs is watching ur channel, now to the question , are you worried that when there are so many young dogs travelling together that when one gets caught the others learn from that? like for instance you caught that young dog and a few days later the rest came back and was sniffing out the trap, would it be better to remove the trap for a few days or is ot better as you do to leave it and try trap around like you did in this video? btw i am looking at this from the couch and not out there doing it, cheers

Gran used to say you will eat bucket of sh it before you die boy pick it up and eat it. LOL modern-day folk are far to clean to be healthy

maybe look up Denvah for your songs? just an idea.

All those marks and scratches give it character. My Lee Enfield has bumps and scratchers from priveous owners who served with those rifles.

G'day Clark, I love my "new" .243 I have had it about 25 years now. However I have a Very special .242 given to me by my father. Yes .242 and it will go to my son at some point. I like listening to your trap talks eventhough I don't trap. cheers. Butch.

Clark, if you ever stop long enough to read a book I think you might enjoy "The last Pack Horse Drover" he couldnt sing to the mob so made up poetry to calm them at night some of which is in the book. After I read the book I found out his brothers who farmed next to my Grandfather in the Pioneer valley had saved my dad from drowning as a toddler. My late father in law had also played cricket with him in the Longreach district. Anyway thanks for shareing your story👍

I've spent a lot of time hunting around Manapouri, probably walked the same gullys as your Oldman. Good times.

Got Dads old rifle,great memories mate ,taught well

Missing Shunk what a clever Dog

I'm sitting here a little emotional watching and listening to your tale of the crowbar and your old man, brought back a lot of memories. I am 72 years old and lost my dad at 20, but still have many memories of time in the bush around Goondiwindi. Thank you, and keep on keeping on.

Your an aquires taste Clark but the more I see of you the more I enjoy what I see. Loved your detail of your rifle and hearing about you father.. Your a mans man for sure and a beaut Aussie character

Hi clark great episode im from tuatapere which is about a hour away from te anau manapouri

Like your trusty 22, the 243 is woefully underrated. Too many people think you need a 300 Win Mag to tip anything over.

Have you ever found Yowie tracks ? No joking

I remember Tom using that crowbar one day visiting your dad. They were both were crack shots.

Very nice gun

Thanks

Another good video mate, country looks good. Where did all the comments go to?

I certainly hope you are able to pass it on old mate. if what is cooking in WA is anything to go by you might not have that opportunity

Great content, love watching. How long do you usually work on a property ? Great work.