What you do with dingo after killed? Is good for dog meat market, not go to waste? Or trap to sell live for dog meat export market? Save many dog farm dog from cruel life if replace with dingo. Very similar to original dog meat breed keep for eating. Aboriginal eat dingo. Can be good business if get approval.
Say it as it is, killing native Dingoes not wild dogs. Every other country has learnt to coexist with its native predators. That's right, this is colonial mentality Australia.
Thought you were into detecting with that pic. Like the ones I make. Instead of using a spike in the ground, would it not be good to use a tree? At the 10 min mark, is that old gold workings? The dog with the curled tail looked to have Besengi in it! Hey, condolences on the parsing of Mauve. Cheers.
Your Back ,!?good on ya guys,keep up the good work.sorry to hear about ya bluey,I lost my old Jack Russell last year as well he was 17 always hard to lose a good dog.
There are a few courses that are available, I couldn't tell you what they would be called in Victoria....The best way is to research them do as many as you can watch as much content as you can and go from there. Good Luck 👍
Not so much, There are a couple of other fellas I know that do North Queensland. I have always tried to stay in my own little patch even though there isn't as much work here as I would like anymore. Where abouts are you located?
What are your clients goals when removing dogs? Do they consider that many of these dogs are dingos with important ecological roles and that they don't pose a threat to cattle?
That's a great question Tom, Unfortunately they do pose a threat to Cattle if they are Dingo or Hybrid anyone who tells you differently isn'tlivingin the real world. I don't have the time, Resources or know how but I would love to see the development of on on the spot DNA test as that is the only way to truly tell the difference. Then we could look at preserving the Dingo. But the damage is happening every day and we can't leave things just ticking over waiting for something like that to be developed. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 👍
Tom have you ever come across cows having calves and Dingoes eating them as they come out, or seen a young cow in a dam to get away from Dingoes only to get stuck allowing the Dingoes to get to her hip bone where they have chewed it off and started to pull her insides out while she was still alive. Until you have, please get a better idea about the damage they do. I could be very discourteous to people who think they know but have never had a practical experience with them.
@@danielvermeer3363 Depends what you call native, they’ve been here upwards of 5000 years. They have very different behaviours to the solitary Thylacine, but may be part of the reason the Thylacine went extinct on the mainland.
@@ItsaDoggersLife Thanks for the reply. I’ve heard of many cattle farmers being successful with healthy dingo populations. Probably depends on what other resources are available though. Recent research is finding strong dingo genetics in many populations which were thought to be heavily hybridised. Dingos seem to breed out the feral dog genetics themselves. I’m super keen on more research.
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Good show boys 👍 Doggers gone wild!!
Thanks for another great insight into your career
What you do with dingo after killed? Is good for dog meat market, not go to waste? Or trap to sell live for dog meat export market? Save many dog farm dog from cruel life if replace with dingo. Very similar to original dog meat breed keep for eating. Aboriginal eat dingo. Can be good business if get approval.
Say it as it is, killing native Dingoes not wild dogs. Every other country has learnt to coexist with its native predators. That's right, this is colonial mentality Australia.
Thought you were into detecting with that pic. Like the ones I make. Instead of using a spike in the ground, would it not be good to use a tree? At the 10 min mark, is that old gold workings? The dog with the curled tail looked to have Besengi in it! Hey, condolences on the parsing of Mauve. Cheers.
you need to invest in some screw in stakes use a cordless drill.
Good to see you back fellas, I've been looking forward to your return. Sorry to hear about Mauve it's always a big loss.
Thanks Mate I appreciate it 👍
Do you shoot feral cats as well, they too are a big problem in the country.
Hi Sue, yes we do all pest animals and yes they certainly are. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 👍
Good to see you back boys. Always hard to lose your best mate.
Cheers mate
Cheers Barry 👍
Lovely Ep
I think these bots spend a lot of time round the food bowl good guys but they love there Tucker lol
I’m numba 300 !!! What a milestone 😱😱😱
Your Back ,!?good on ya guys,keep up the good work.sorry to hear about ya bluey,I lost my old Jack Russell last year as well he was 17 always hard to lose a good dog.
Thanks man, I appreciate it 👍
I was only thinking about your channel this morning, then suddenly a new video pops up. Sorry about the loss of your dog. I know it's heart breaking.
Thanks Mate 👍
Looks like u need a big long masonry bit and a cordless drill to make pilot holes for those big stakes, good to c sum new content again
Ha ha yeah that would be the go. Cheers mate 👍
Hey there mate imma victorian interested in this sort of field, How'd you get into it if ya don't mind me asking?
There are a few courses that are available, I couldn't tell you what they would be called in Victoria....The best way is to research them do as many as you can watch as much content as you can and go from there. Good Luck 👍
Many thanks for the content and humor never gets old ❤🍻 keep it coming IF only the rest of the world could understand HEY.
Thanks Robert, Cheers mate 👍
Hi Chris do you go to North Qld much to do jobs?
Not so much, There are a couple of other fellas I know that do North Queensland. I have always tried to stay in my own little patch even though there isn't as much work here as I would like anymore. Where abouts are you located?
your doing a great job keep it going
Cheers Brian 👍
Good to see yous back 👍👍👍👍
Cheers Cam 👍
What are your clients goals when removing dogs? Do they consider that many of these dogs are dingos with important ecological roles and that they don't pose a threat to cattle?
Dingos are not native to Australia, but they should be introduced to Tasmania as a replacement for the thylacene
That's a great question Tom, Unfortunately they do pose a threat to Cattle if they are Dingo or Hybrid anyone who tells you differently isn'tlivingin the real world. I don't have the time, Resources or know how but I would love to see the development of on on the spot DNA test as that is the only way to truly tell the difference. Then we could look at preserving the Dingo. But the damage is happening every day and we can't leave things just ticking over waiting for something like that to be developed. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 👍
Tom have you ever come across cows having calves and Dingoes eating them as they come out, or seen a young cow in a dam to get away from Dingoes only to get stuck allowing the Dingoes to get to her hip bone where they have chewed it off and started to pull her insides out while she was still alive. Until you have, please get a better idea about the damage they do. I could be very discourteous to people who think they know but have never had a practical experience with them.
@@danielvermeer3363 Depends what you call native, they’ve been here upwards of 5000 years. They have very different behaviours to the solitary Thylacine, but may be part of the reason the Thylacine went extinct on the mainland.
@@ItsaDoggersLife Thanks for the reply. I’ve heard of many cattle farmers being successful with healthy dingo populations. Probably depends on what other resources are available though. Recent research is finding strong dingo genetics in many populations which were thought to be heavily hybridised. Dingos seem to breed out the feral dog genetics themselves. I’m super keen on more research.