When I visited Kakadu. I came away with memories that I would never forget. It is so beautiful. I have friend who was a tour guide there.. He showed me places that most people never see.
I have a brand new browning A5, shoots 3 1/2 inch shells and this Aboriginal native is knocking geese out of the sky better than me with a 100 year old double barrel. Goes to show, it’s not always the tool but the hunter behind it.
I can't imagine that kind of heat or dryness, where I live in southern B.C. Canada, fast flowing streams are everywhere, you cross another creek every couple of miles, and our valley has 3 large lakes so fresh water is always available.
@@SPOOKSTR Humidity with it is like getting hit in the face with a hot wet towel. It's supposed to be 118 in Az.(Phoenix area) today.Our humidity is 30%. Monsoon season has not really produced anything yet.
As, someone that grew up in Darwin from age 3 till my late 20's . I, can honestly say that, i have never heard the moonsoon season ever called "Mango Madness"? During, my time in Darwin we called the Wet Season, "Troppo Season" . Meaning, you went TROPPO [Crazy], we even had a clothing store named Gone Troppo in the local communal cooling unit known as Casuarina Shopping Centre? What, an amazing place Darwin is a place i will always call HOME! Love You Darwin
youd be suprised the amount of names the dumb dickheads from down south have changed to suit themseives. I ve been away in the mining game for 20 years and the place has just filled up with fcukwits.
Try living in Phoenix or Tucson Arizona we have a monsoon to but just imagine 120°with a high dew point in high humidity. It's one thing to fry an egg outside in the summertime on the hood of your vehicle and yeah that includes even if it's white. But it's another thing to put a frozen turkey inside a vehicle in the backseat or the front seat of that same vehicle when you go into work and come out and have it ready to go home and eat.
I lived in Darwin,, NT for 5 years in the 90's.... The months of Oct-Dec are called "suicide" season, as because of the "build up" to the Wet Season, the weather conditions are horrendous. Really high temperatures, horrendous humidity,, and big thunderstorms. Many people commit suicide over those months traditionally. It is extremity oppressive. Darwin and the NT are amazing places, but the weather - (particularly Summer ) is really tough. It rains almost everyday - and I mean rain like cats and dogs for maybe 20 mins, and severe thunderstorms, then it clears and clear blue skies and 40+c, with 100% humidity. Winter is the best but still hot during the day, but no rain, and low humidity. But Summer is absolute hell.....
I live in S Fl, we have only a few crocodiles here in the Everglades mostly and they are smaller, but alligators, that’s another story and people do get attacked and killed here!!, mostly in communities that surround lakes. Small animals are their favorite prey when they venture next to lakes. An older woman was recently attacked and killed while trying to protect her pet dog 😞. The alligators get to be huge, 1500 lbs and more. They wander into neighborhoods!! You always see them in canals and lakes, watching you and sizing you up as their next meal. They are also spotted in other southern states. I was on a high level crossing in southern Alabama and saw this huge 14’-16’ foot alligator swimming up a small creek in the swamp below. Up to that point I didn’t know they ventured that far north as it gets down to freezing temps there.
I hunt gators seasonally for a reason and a 12 to 13 foot alligator on average weighs about 1000 lbs nowhere close to 1500 and larger and there have been only 26 deaths in 75 years in Florida by alligators which is only one every 3 years. There are more drowning deaths from getting in the water and yes a 84 year old woman was attacked and killed trying to save her dog but the video clearly shows the Alligator was after the dog and not her. There's a big difference between the ferocity of a salt water crocodile and an American Alligator. I've hunter both and am a marine biologist by trade. Also the American Crocodile in Florida can grow larger than an Alligator so again your facts were wrong. Do a little research before misleading people with your false narrative. That's what's wrong with the world today people talk about things and give information like it's facts with no real knowledge of what they are talking about.
@Hobson Beeman I'm a marine biologist and hunt them every year what I'm giving you is facts. You can't and won't ever be able to show me a 1500 lb alligator. The largest in captivity is now in Texas at Gator country and is close to 14 ft. His name is Big Tex and only weighs 1000 lbs. His fed regularly and doesn't have to hunt for food. This isn't a debate you don't hunt or study these animals and have 0 proof of what you say. It can't even be proved on Google buddy. Have a nice night.
@@ryanbrooks4020 True, it isn’t a debate, just a discussion. While 1500 lbs may be a stretch, they certainly look to weight that much based on some I have seen while fishing along lakes and canals. One of the heaviest ever recorded is a 13ft 3in alligator in Arkansas that weighed in at 1,380 pounds, confirmed! Being a marine biologist may make you knowledgeable about certain marine life, but there are circumstances that preclude that knowledge when it comes to wildlife as different species thrive better in environments conducive to their growth. Unless you work for FWC in the protected species conservation programs, what you are telling me is simply your limited experience, which in my book carries little credence even though you hunt them. I hunt deer and simply because I hunt for years doesn’t make me an expert on deer. Also there have been 39 confirmed deaths from alligator attacks in the southern United States since the late 1950s. Best wishes to ya!
@Hobson Beeman wrong again buddy. Heaviest Alligator ever recorded was 1011.9 lbs it is the world record. Easy to Google and look up. It was killed in Alabama and the longest was 14' 9" also killed in Alabama in 2014 it is the current world record which I know well because I would like to break it at some point and my degree is in Marine Biology buddy and I work as a Game Warden in which is loaded with a large alligator population so I deal with them on a consistent basis lol. Have a nice day
I wouldn't hike on trails there get heat stroke and maybe break a ankle. The fake I need to look out close for venmous snakes to would also be annoying.
They are a protected species. Lots of documentaries suggest that the crocodiles outnumber the human population in the Northern Territories. They allegedly have grown so big crocodiles are no longer afraid of humans.
Why in the world would you want to wear long sleeves thick shirts, if it hot? To hold body moister. Ok. You would not have so much body moister if you didn't wear heavy clothing! Never made any sense to me. I've worked in extreme heat, and stayed cooler wearing white tshirt and blue jeans!
Why's that? Almost no one dose that anymore. Even primitive people have some sort of weapon. Times are changing why fight it by hand when one bullet can do the trick?
Mindless humans? When was the last time you saw a damned croc building and piloting an airplane? I wanna see crocs being made into luggage! Who else came to the comments section to bathe in liberal tears? 😂
We've evolved. You know, sort of like how you don't have to share idiotic liberal texts via letter in the mail. Must feel really sad knowing you have to go to the store to get your food.
Yeah an lets see all you idiots against hunting go to a farm or ranch an kill an process the chickens, pigs or beef that you eat. You're paying someone to do your killing for you.
Just maybe sound nice , greased up! Invited Joe Biden, his weird son, and Kamala Harris to take a mid day dip in a billabong up there. Crocs could be allowed to really shine here!!
When I visited Kakadu. I came away with memories that I would never forget. It is so beautiful. I have friend who was a tour guide there..
He showed me places that most people never see.
I have a brand new browning A5, shoots 3 1/2 inch shells and this Aboriginal native is knocking geese out of the sky better than me with a 100 year old double barrel. Goes to show, it’s not always the tool but the hunter behind it.
Well at least you acknowledge that you’re a bad shot
👍👍👍
U are so right!! Fishing is the same😅
They are experts at hunting and living off the land
What absolutely gorgeous cinematography
What a shot by that lady 👌
I can't imagine that kind of heat or dryness, where I live in southern B.C. Canada, fast flowing streams are everywhere, you cross another creek every couple of miles, and our valley has 3 large lakes so fresh water is always available.
I've lived in the outback. It gets so hot the moisture evaporates off your eyeballs. 40deg C is just bearable. When it hits 47c it's brutal.
@@SPOOKSTR 47c? I have seen 44c once in my life, and brutal is exactly the right description!
@@SPOOKSTR Humidity with it is like getting hit in the face with a hot wet towel.
It's supposed to be 118 in Az.(Phoenix area) today.Our humidity is 30%.
Monsoon season has not really produced anything yet.
As, someone that grew up in Darwin from age 3 till my late 20's . I, can honestly say that, i have never heard the moonsoon season ever called "Mango Madness"? During, my time in Darwin we called the Wet Season, "Troppo Season" . Meaning, you went TROPPO [Crazy], we even had a clothing store named Gone Troppo in the local communal cooling unit known as Casuarina Shopping Centre? What, an amazing place Darwin is a place i will always call HOME! Love You Darwin
youd be suprised the amount of names the dumb dickheads from down south have changed to suit themseives. I ve been away in the mining game for 20 years and the place has just filled up with fcukwits.
They're not calling the season mango madness. They're calling the bad mood people get in mango madness.
Your joking aren't you? I've heard of it called Mango !address for over 30yrs.
@@bynoebynoe9677 Over 30 years hey ? Well, that explains it? You, must have been a baby back when we all called it Troppo Season, I, am 53 now
Try living in Phoenix or Tucson Arizona we have a monsoon to but just imagine 120°with a high dew point in high humidity. It's one thing to fry an egg outside in the summertime on the hood of your vehicle and yeah that includes even if it's white.
But it's another thing to put a frozen turkey inside a vehicle in the backseat or the front seat of that same vehicle when you go into work and come out and have it ready to go home and eat.
Been there 100,s of years ,will not go away. A lot of new ones.
Aboriginal....love it ❤️❤️❤️
It's a story place from the ancestors, before time , I love it❤
Im a swamp people fan so I might as well watch this
I lived in Darwin,, NT for 5 years in the 90's.... The months of Oct-Dec are called "suicide" season, as because of the "build up" to the Wet Season, the weather conditions are horrendous. Really high temperatures, horrendous humidity,, and big thunderstorms. Many people commit suicide over those months traditionally. It is extremity oppressive. Darwin and the NT are amazing places, but the weather - (particularly Summer ) is really tough. It rains almost everyday - and I mean rain like cats and dogs for maybe 20 mins, and severe thunderstorms, then it clears and clear blue skies and 40+c, with 100% humidity. Winter is the best but still hot during the day, but no rain, and low humidity. But Summer is absolute hell.....
What a fantastic country, on its way to becoming the greatest country in the world.
What? You know we have in excess 18k deaths this year. Take another mandatory jab son
@@mattluszczak8095 lol time to move on son...
The dillusion is emense in this country,a lot of peole have swallowed the kool aid
@Patsy Raglar - good hunter, she knows what to do, and their no risk for wildlife - Gute Jagd und immer einen vollen Fleischtopf
OMG that old lady is good 🎉 shooting
Wat to go girl. Lets hear it for patsy.
i love tradition
YAAAAY!! That's where it started the Aboriganal guide said YEAH NAH 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Build up in The NT is Fricking Terrible haha. Lucky to live in East Arnhem Land.
You guys just killing everything on your way
I love aus.,..
What caliber rifles are y’all using
I live in S Fl, we have only a few crocodiles here in the Everglades mostly and they are smaller, but alligators, that’s another story and people do get attacked and killed here!!, mostly in communities that surround lakes. Small animals are their favorite prey when they venture next to lakes. An older woman was recently attacked and killed while trying to protect her pet dog 😞. The alligators get to be huge, 1500 lbs and more. They wander into neighborhoods!! You always see them in canals and lakes, watching you and sizing you up as their next meal. They are also spotted in other southern states. I was on a high level crossing in southern Alabama and saw this huge 14’-16’ foot alligator swimming up a small creek in the swamp below. Up to that point I didn’t know they ventured that far north as it gets down to freezing temps there.
I hunt gators seasonally for a reason and a 12 to 13 foot alligator on average weighs about 1000 lbs nowhere close to 1500 and larger and there have been only 26 deaths in 75 years in Florida by alligators which is only one every 3 years. There are more drowning deaths from getting in the water and yes a 84 year old woman was attacked and killed trying to save her dog but the video clearly shows the Alligator was after the dog and not her. There's a big difference between the ferocity of a salt water crocodile and an American Alligator. I've hunter both and am a marine biologist by trade. Also the American Crocodile in Florida can grow larger than an Alligator so again your facts were wrong. Do a little research before misleading people with your false narrative. That's what's wrong with the world today people talk about things and give information like it's facts with no real knowledge of what they are talking about.
@@ryanbrooks4020 thanks for the feedback, but I don’t know that all you say is also true. At least based on the facts I have been exposed to.
@Hobson Beeman I'm a marine biologist and hunt them every year what I'm giving you is facts. You can't and won't ever be able to show me a 1500 lb alligator. The largest in captivity is now in Texas at Gator country and is close to 14 ft. His name is Big Tex and only weighs 1000 lbs. His fed regularly and doesn't have to hunt for food. This isn't a debate you don't hunt or study these animals and have 0 proof of what you say. It can't even be proved on Google buddy. Have a nice night.
@@ryanbrooks4020 True, it isn’t a debate, just a discussion. While 1500 lbs may be a stretch, they certainly look to weight that much based on some I have seen while fishing along lakes and canals. One of the heaviest ever recorded is a 13ft 3in alligator in Arkansas that weighed in at 1,380 pounds, confirmed! Being a marine biologist may make you knowledgeable about certain marine life, but there are circumstances that preclude that knowledge when it comes to wildlife as different species thrive better in environments conducive to their growth. Unless you work for FWC in the protected species conservation programs, what you are telling me is simply your limited experience, which in my book carries little credence even though you hunt them. I hunt deer and simply because I hunt for years doesn’t make me an expert on deer. Also there have been 39 confirmed deaths from alligator attacks in the southern United States since the late 1950s. Best wishes to ya!
@Hobson Beeman wrong again buddy. Heaviest Alligator ever recorded was 1011.9 lbs it is the world record. Easy to Google and look up. It was killed in Alabama and the longest was 14' 9" also killed in Alabama in 2014 it is the current world record which I know well because I would like to break it at some point and my degree is in Marine Biology buddy and I work as a Game Warden in which is loaded with a large alligator population so I deal with them on a consistent basis lol. Have a nice day
Perfect tanning weather 🥥🌴
I wouldn't hike on trails there get heat stroke and maybe break a ankle. The fake I need to look out close for venmous snakes to would also be annoying.
The firewall workers were not allowed to do their work, No wonder the large fires happened.
Where hunting?
Why not look for rock art in the cooler dry season...?
Not much cooler if anything hotter
@mollymuch2808 nah dry season is cooler.. I live in Howard Springs and it's way cooler in the dry
Barefoot in that semi-hardened muck? Seriously, barefoot?
Aussies are tuff mate!
BS Title ,no crocodile hunting took place ! GAY
🐊 🔥 amazing
Zero crocs shot don’t waste your time
I guess it's legal to hunt crocs down unda?
Not for the white man it isn’t
They are a protected species.
Lots of documentaries suggest that the crocodiles outnumber the human population in the Northern Territories.
They allegedly have grown so big crocodiles are no longer afraid of humans.
@@jerrybow8779 why?
@@chrisholland7367 There?
They are?
When were they "afraid" of humans?🤭
I'd say it's time to thin them out.
@@jeffhodge7272?
Hehe yea naaa.
So they are going into a different animals home and killing that animal
Why in the world would you want to wear long sleeves thick shirts, if it hot?
To hold body moister. Ok.
You would not have so much body moister if you didn't wear heavy clothing!
Never made any sense to me. I've worked in extreme heat, and stayed cooler wearing white tshirt and blue jeans!
To keep you from burning
You need to go it’s so hot
Hotter than anywhere I’ve ever been on earth
tell the americans to STOP D.A.A.R.P.A. and it will rain.......
I want to see these “hunters” go up against their target animal without their high powered rifles.
Why's that? Almost no one dose that anymore. Even primitive people have some sort of weapon. Times are changing why fight it by hand when one bullet can do the trick?
Black fellas hunted for 4o thousand years with out rifles ,that good enough ,where do you hunt Macca drive thru
@@jeffreystorer4966 and as soon as they could get their hands on guns you can bet they did,just like native Americans ( ask Custer)
@@arthurbrumagem3844 good on the natives Custer was a woman and child killer, got what he deserved the Dog
I’m betting that you eat cow , do you know how they are killed ?
i hope the crocs hunt down the hunters and devour them ,leave the crocs alone they have been on this earth far longer than mindless humans.
Mindless humans? When was the last time you saw a damned croc building and piloting an airplane? I wanna see crocs being made into luggage! Who else came to the comments section to bathe in liberal tears? 😂
They should hunt crocodiles till their nearly extinct
@@Noah-we6hm what an idiot , they should make idiots extinct.
Hunting? Go swim and fight them barehand. Then I might consider naming it hunting.
Couldn’t agree more. They are trying to compensate for their inadequacy 😅
Such a stupid comment
We've evolved. You know, sort of like how you don't have to share idiotic liberal texts via letter in the mail. Must feel really sad knowing you have to go to the store to get your food.
@@ChrisS.WyoBraska Well said! 👍
Yeah an lets see all you idiots against hunting go to a farm or ranch an kill an process the chickens, pigs or beef that you eat. You're paying someone to do your killing for you.
Hunting crocodile with 2 horns and grazes grass 😂😂😂😂
Just maybe sound nice , greased up! Invited Joe Biden, his weird son, and Kamala Harris to take a mid day dip in a billabong up there. Crocs could be allowed to really shine here!!
Kein Interesse an gesperrten Kanälen 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎