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  1. Sheep farmers over here shoot Wedge tailed eagles. I think they forget the eagles control the rabbits and foxes as well as young roos apart from them being awesome creatures. They take the odd lamb but mostly clean up the dead carcasses and vermin. I nearly lost a Russell pup to one but I still wouldn't shoot an eagle.
  2. I'd go to the vets, it's worth the pup getting a heart and general health check at the same time.
  3. Where I am now you rarely see a hare, I only have 24 acres but get rabbits, deer and heaps of pigs come through, you have to watch walking the Parsons through the place in the early morning. The hare area was around Wellington between Dubbo and Orange. Hardly anyone uses dogs on them, it's all pig and fox hunting so a good spot if you like the hares.
  4. They're imported, I've never really considered them a pest like rabbits. They must have imported them to hunt, I'll have to look into that.
  5. Yeah just with a .22 rimfire and fed most of them to the property owners half starved kelpies after he told me to just leave them in the field to rot. Where I used to live you would see literally hundreds of hares in the 5km drive to town at night, there were zero rabbits in the area.
  6. When I was young, even though I always loved my dogs they had to do their bit and old ones and inferior ones couldn't. My dogs now are like my family to me, be they old or young. I think I admire the loyalty now more than ability and because they are with me 24/7 the bond with them is the strongest ever. A guy offered to buy my grew off me the other week and I said, would you part with one of your kids? fck off. That's how I feel now.
  7. Just picked one of the biggest breeds used on pigs here.
  8. I haven't heard that one, as you know they eat anything but I think they'd have trouble catching dogs.
  9. I've heard of a lot of pig dogs being taken up North when the pig enters a creek to escape the dogs, the commotion attracts the crocs and even a Boerboel is just a snack to them. I think feral dogs make up a big part of their diet and heaps of pet dogs taken when people are fishing.
  10. They are a lot happier now drinking piss and eating Maccas, stealing and assaulting innocent people and just being total cnts. I understand your thinking, comparing them to your situation but when you have to deal with brainless primates every day your love soon fades. They are also quite happy receiving 30 billion in support each year for sitting on their asses whining. I guarantee you live around them your opinion will change in about 3 days. They also hate English people in general because they are white and still being blamed for what they call Invasion day, we've called it Australia day f
  11. Yeah, fck those traps, even though they are so called soft catch. I've only ever shot one dog and it still haunts me.
  12. These days it could be worse than killing a badger, for some people.
  13. It was up near Taree, they weren't feral but camp dogs. I'll talk to a relo that lives up there, they might be able to get some pics. The abbos up there aren't real friendly, lol.
  14. Dingoes are fair game anywhere over here as far as I know except National parks, where you can't hunt anything. The farmers don't care if it's a pack of dingoes or a chihuahua, they are dead if seen on their farms. I did think the pure dingo was rare and still think that but a recent study found the majority of feral dogs were almost pure dingo which surprised me. The guy who agisted his horses on my place was a semi pro dog trapper and shooter and couldn't keep up on all the jobs, I personally don't like killing canines myself but it needs doing over here.
  15. It does sound like BS and it was a story going around the hunting blokes, I didn't see it. The dogs I saw while up the coast were living with the indigenous people were at least as big as danes but were mongrels and just roamed around loose. I've never seen bigger dogs and thought about the story when I saw them.
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