Outback Camel Control: Part 2 - Precision Strikes with the Wedgetail MPR!
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Join me in the Outback as we continue the camel control mission! In this action-packed Part 2, I head over to Tunil, taking down 8 camels with the Wedgetail MPR. The situation escalates at Connections Water Point, where an overwhelming number of camels demands the precision of the Wedgetail MPR equipped with the Delta Stryker 1-10x optic. The TriggerCam is working seamlessly, capturing every strategic shot. Stay tuned for Part 3, where the adventure intensifies! 🐫🔫🎥
Outstanding parenting by the way. When your daughter said she couldn't open the box or something, you said to keep trying and she got it open shortly after. That alone teaches her extremely important things for life. She's very lucky to have you as her father. Good job sir
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Jack - redefining father/daughter time! 😂
He doesn't even answer her questions yeah quality
@yoursfaithfully0000 probably has hearing protection in
Not making her wear a seat belt , has guns in the car unsupervised with his kid , points guns in her direction, yeah great dad
@@HAVEAGOA What does she need to wear a seatbelt for. They're in the middle of the bleeding desert on their own property with no other cars around and he's driving slowly. Obviously he's not pointing the guns at her you idiot.
@@HAVEAGOA idk one person who hunt in his car with his seatbelt, when you need to get out to take your shot, you dont want to unbuckle your seatbelt everytime you get out. The kid probably knows about gun safety and knows she shouldnt touch them without supervision. Flagging happens when you are full of adrenaline, but idk where he flagged his daughter in his video.
The Scope Camera is a GREAT addition
So lucky to have daughter time like that, my kids grew up and all I did was work.
Great parenting. Teaching your kid to load an help with spotting aswell with snacks.. Great to see, she's gonna show you how it's done in a few years time.
There are vids with Mom shooting right along with Dad... The kid is born to it....
Showing illegal activity and endangering a child kid left unattended with firearms and touching ammunition causes problems for firearm owners
@willau1982 if said child is taught right, then shouldn't be a problem.. I wrecon she did very well with helping her old man out. Give it a couple years an she will be outshining him.
@@willau1982what part of this is illegal?
@@willau1982 all four of my kids grown up doing the same thing all in their 20,s now its only un safe if you dont teach them
I’m glad we weren’t playing drinking games watching this and had to take a shot every time you connected.
You got a great little spotter there with you jack. It’s great to see her learning young well done. Some nice shooting too.
My Dad was taking me hunting wen I was 8 or 9 and I loved every minute of it I started Hunting with a gun when I was 10 there were very few years when I didn't these are years she'll remember forever being with her Dad in the outback taking care of business
Talk about a target rich environment, this is the day you needed Danny as a driver
it looks like it never ends. There are so many of them.
There's over a million camels in Australia.
Busy time seems so much more fun with the pump action and hi-cap mags!
Keep up the great work Jack we love your attitude and seeing the scope cams!
Holy smoke! That is one young lady who's going to be able to look after herself. She's only about as old as my eldest granddaughter but can already handle live ammo. Great work by the way Jack, keep it up and stay safe mate.
This is a great man, teaching his daughter, and spending quality time together!! Jack you are a LEGAN
Much better viewing with the camera on the scope 👍👍
Love the singing. What a absolute disgrace to the government for letting numbers get out of control, but what is new when they don’t what to know about it
If they sent in the military they could solve it in a day
@@PonyFoot123 that's what they said about the emus
@@steveharvold oh shit youre right lmao
Lolling at the obligatory Emu War reference but FRFR, it'd be good training for SF, hot desert climate physical training, co-ordinated fire and movement drills, team communication improvement, marksmanship, planning an ambush etc etc. Also if someone can't hack culling ferals humanely, they won't hack merking human enemies in a warzone. Better to find out in country without becoming a liability in a 2 way firing range, I know I'd rather know if myself or my colleagues are 100% reliable before that point. Idk, no expert, just my humble opinion. 🤷♂️
she reminds me of my youngest daughter all my kids hunted but my youngest was just like her great spotter and quick on the reloading nice work
Man.. imagine if you had a semi auto! Awesome job! Nothing better to watch right before I go to sleep!
not allowed semiautomatic center firearms in Western Australia
@@shanevillis4079 no shit.. that’s why I said IMAGINE IF…. Key words.
Really doesnt look like he needs one.
@@shanevillis4079 Allowed, but difficult to get approved for.
@@shaun469everybody needs one
You should get a stand up tripod, so you can stand shoot and rotate by the vehicle
Then you can leave the tripod and go on the move.
I really hope this channel gets way bigger. Few channels I pray for success and this is one of them. Good luck!
I love how the kids learning about life being out with dad and she don’t even know it yet .
Sure beats sitting behind a computer hearing somebody take on everything and filling her head up with BS .
Well done dad 👍🏼😊
"In the morning you go gunning For the man who stole your water" - "You go back Jack - do it again, wheel turning round and round" > who knows the tune? lol
Steely Dan! Classic.
this is the first video i've watched where i can't believe the amount of camels... wow
Some people ask how many shots you could possibly need when hunting and the answer is clearly "well you see..."
This isn’t hunting
love that you added a camera for you sight,its great. i appreciate your shots so much more.❤
Phenomenal marksmanship! Consistent hits on moving targets at distance!
22:20 just goes off the deep end lol. I'm not sure Bon Jovi would approve lol. I'm guessing he was pissed because he saw the broken pen and was thinking about how many hours of hard labour the repair would be.
Love the channel, didn’t even know there were camels in Australia much less a big problem. Keep up the great work
When aerial shooting a 2-3 litre plastic bucket beside the shooter held 1-2 spare 20 magazines and could empty a couple of packets into it as well for easier loading.
I hadnt realised how bad the camel problem is here! Surprised more people arent out there getting them for you
it's been quite a surprise to find on how somebody raises cattle in Western Australia at a STATION, here a ranch. I've got a question for you. What would it take to build a camel catching pen next to the cattle watering stations to which you could eliminate any camels caught in these specialty build pens to with stand marauding camels. A cabled fence with pipe, (heavy well drill pipe), around with a catch gate like you have for the cattle.
i was in Hawii in 1968, ( U.S. Airforce,) and had a wonderful time with six Aussi women on ther holidays,( I had a great time, I think ).
Far out Jack that some serious numbers, nearly overwhelming, looks like you could do with a full time shooter to help you out.
Shorty gonna be needing her own ear muffs soon😂😂, taking shooting duties over from dad. Quality father daughter time❤❤.
Shouldn't she be already wearing them?
Damn you're getting good. Honestly, Australia needs to pay people for this.
Insane camel count especially being a lone shooter. Just shows your skill & the amount of invasive camels you have out there. Great video! Love the scope view too!
Love seeing the little ones helping, learning how its done. etc (get her some hard ear defence though eh?). And awesome to see trigger cam now! And it looks like your rig is really improving overall.
21:12 - 21:20 Bullets passes through the bar, Shot!
Your daughter is such a good helper!
Amazing the bollocks some people spout around here, you'd think you were filming yourself beating the child and torturing the wildlife. Anyway, nice to see it done as ever - honestly, if not for the heat it'd probably be a fun day trip. But as a job I reckon it's probably quite monotonous after a while.
Great marksman and a musical prodigy! When you sang “Shot through the Heart” I spit my coffe out everywhere. Love this video with a little comedy! Fuck those 🐪
I can say I’ve never gone through 8 boxes of ammo in 15 minutes
I'd love taking my little nephews to do this they'd love it.
Two things come to mind. One, your daughter is a cutie pie chatter box, you are blessed to have her. Two, that barrel must be screaming hot yet your POI does not seem to change no matter how many rounds you put down the tube.
7:29 the first time in years I have seen a little girl without a phone/iPad entertaining her!!! Love to see it 🙏🏻 badasss video
I thought it was bad having to hunt down a pack of coyotes, this job never ends. Is it this bad because its summer and the water draws them in or is it always like this? Seeing all the damage and the clean up this is more than a full time job. You deserve two beers.
All I can say is I'm glad I'm not the one that has to clean that mess up!
The camel carnage cams prevailed this time, even in the heat! The camels in the corral were like fish in a barrel 🤦🏼& that was exhausting work especially in that heat!
At one time had camels in Arizona as the U.S. Army's experimented in the 1860s regarding the use of imported camels for transportation in the desert. They're no longer in existence after the experiment failed.
Camels were very successful here. Camels were first introduced to Australia in the 1840s from the Canary Islands
Camel trains moved people and goods through Australia until the introduction of road and rail infrastructure in the 1920s. Feral Camels estimated population last i saw is 1.2 million. Pigs 20 to 25 million, many other Feral species as well.
Jack and Jasmine when you said a busy time was coming you sure weren't kidding!
Great vid as always jack, you really have your work cut out with those camels ,steve uk
Great footage Jack. Definitely a song of a serial killer there LOL. Ammunition manufacturers should lining up to sponsor you. Best wishes.
Love hearing the aussie accent coupled with body cam footage of removing invaders. There was a video that checked these boxes a few years ago.
You should try the Delta 1-6x. Better and faster reticle for hunting distances.
Also offset red dot instead of iron sights.
yes that's all we need from you jack, finally an scope viewing from your gun 😄
Love the father daughter time also love the new hit single🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Canadian here.. i never would have thought that Camel problems where even a thing over in Aus. There is nothing over here that would call for that type of cull as of right now. However they just open-seasoned black bears even for sunday shoots.
There are more camels in Australia than in Arab countries, I think there is still a market in selling some overseas into thise Arab countries, but they are just a total pest in this country messing up the environment and destroying infrastructure.
Love how the lil girl is into conservation!!
I’m always impressed with your marksmanship so impressive.
When shooting you should call out how many meters you think they are.
I recently got a new higher-grade computer monitor. I hadn't realised the quality of footage that I had been missing out on, with the worse monitor. The quality of footage captured is amazing, even when looking at only a few pixels in the distance - excellent! :)
my guy is a living legend
She's a great little helper
All I can say being old is I still have my hearing, but my dad was around loud noise his entire time at work and was pretty def by the time he passed away. I also have hard of hearing friends and life is a pain in the butt for them. Eyes and ears are not something you want to lose.
That's awesome video! Thanks for taking the time to film this. I love it!
I’m a reloader, all that brass 😢. Good fast target acquisition and a top spotter, job well done.
You should get a set of ear pro to keep in the truck for the little ones
I think you would really like a Bog Pod to shoot from. They're light, steady and hold a rifle securely so you can make every shot count. Man is there a lot of feral camels to deal with.
Holy Smokes! Talk about some hot barrels; that was AMAZING! Love you little partner as well. Good on you, mate.
That many animals that large could consume a lot of pasture and water! No wonder they are needing eliminated! A lot of work to maintain your corrals as well as stock tanks. Wild horses used to be a problem in New Mexico many years ago. That young lady can grow up to be a great help and stock woman. Best wishes from Texas.
You have the loveliest spotter riding shotgun. In a few years she'll be driving you in, and then she'll be knocking 'em down while you drive. Wonderful father-daughter time. Cheers.
Before seeing this, I would have never considered that camels would be considered a nuisance species.
Less haste is more speed they don’t appear to be going anywhere fast. Great work mate
OK you won me over when you started singing
Can only imagine how much more effective you would be with a normal mag fed weapon.
Dude, you should get a couple of South African farm boys over there, they could teach you a thing or two about culling!
I would pay a lot of money to come and do that. That looks like a lot of fun
Just found your channel this week through watching night feral pig shooting in NSW among the rolling hills cattle and sheep. Many wild pigs, foxes and feral cats over there. Again, a "target rich environment!" Great shooting Jack. Your aim is accurate and you seem to despatch them quickly. I guess you leave them all to decompose quickly in the hot sun?
Best wishes over the stinking hot summer season. Cheers from an Aussie-Kiwi in NZL, David
Your literally the coolest dad ever
Good job Jack you cleaned them buggers up 😮 no shortage of targets ya adrenalin was pumping argh and the little jillaroo in the car so how it's done 👍
What a well grounded kid! Love you Aussies!
She always has a good plan for ya.
Gotta respect the collateral shot on the first one. I can tell you're a 10th prestige back in the OG MW2 days
I was just watching 1 of your short videos about fixing fuel tank with soap , my nan used soap for patching everything but she would put the soap in water an make it soft then put it on like putty . Water tanks , fuel tanks whatever needs patchen
Love the song Jack , gave me a good laugh this morning. CHEERS !!!
Exactly why we need 30 round clips😂
You meant magazines? 😄
@@bruscifer With all those camels running amok in North America ...
@@bruscifer
Why of course! I am always trying to teach. One of my sons girlfriends came up to me one day and talked about me being proud of her and I said why is that? She said her brother and Dad had gone shooting and she had pointed out to them that they are called MAGAZINES! She was right. I was PROUD of her. 🙂😂@@carlrice6973
Kid is a good spotter for her age. Awesome love your videos
Nothing but brass and bones. Outback
Whistling would just be great bloke!
Great clear viewing...so good now Thanks
Music career in Jack's future. I'd buy that album 🔥🔥
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Maybe a little dirty deeds done dirt cheap.
Some great shots. Thankyou, enjoy your beer!
Definitely got you a good little helper and spoter lol.
you need a small drone to go up high and have a good look around to see if you missed any of them saving an extra trip.
Now that’s a target rich environment
that's a crazy amount of camels, never knew Australia had a camel problem.
Have you considered a standing tripod? Better line of sight and keeps you off the hot/dusty ground.
I was thinking the sane thing, if he had something like a bogpod, the legs could be preset at all times, and it won't open past a certain point. With a makeshift sling on it, he could run, pop it out, and start sending....we use them for coyotes. Crazy stable, light and under $200 us dollars.
They are aluminum or carbon fiber. Wrap the top of legs with grip tape or just cloth tape. I imagine if u didn't, they would get pretty hot to bare skin!
Bloody Hell mate, that was a huge herd of camels and the damage to the yards was bad. You did a great job of dispatching those ferals with the limited resources you had. Great work mate. Lying in the hot dirt was not real good and you are too low to see them properly. You need to try some shooting sticks or .600 long bi-pod, then you can kneel and brace your elbow on your knee. You shoot pretty good but the bi-pod will save you an awful lot of ammo. In a past video I watched your wife trying to shoot, her eye was about a foot behind the scope, no sight picture so a shooting rest would help her no end with her shooting. Just an observation, good luck with your Camel control. Some help from WA. Govt would be nice.
That was a crazy mob of camels. Obviously keeping the cows away from the water. Are you ever going to see an end of it?
No, they are a transient animal, they just keep on coming
Nice shots. Camels aren't an issue down here (yet) but definitely won't argue against a bit of pest control
Thanks for sharing, I enjoy
Got that scope dialed in perfectly!
Excellent shooting!
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Get this man a record deal for your singing lol
The heat would be the death of me, but great work young man.