KillPig

Agree with most of your points, BUT half life of Ficam D!! Depends on where it is, if its dusted in a hole then it could remain active for a long time, same as in cavity wall, Thats no real difference to storing it in its original continer as long as its dry. When I do bees, I contact the local bee keepers first, so that they can come out and then agree destruction only course of action, certainly will help if ever investigated. My local bee keepers association have my details and will now call me if they have a nest to destroy I do find that bees can "be" quite difficult to kill with in

Any tips on whats the best way to get your dog out of the bush when your a couple of klm away from the car and the dogs to big to carry

I think you got Australia and New Zealand mixed up Australians ride kangaroos to the grocery store New Zealanders ride sheep

Sounds like they add another dimension, lol. What measures do you take? do you carry firearms, I don't think I could hunt there without going tooled up to the max, picturing myself getting dragged off by a croc and having to pull the pin on a frag. Do you hunt either crocs or dingoes? I hunt the cane by myself in crocodile country no guns just a knife and the dogs its hard going and you dont want to learn by your mistakes because when you do its something you will only want to learn once i had a pig snatched from my dog while he was holding it in the river i spewed for about 3 hrs from

Anyone on here that hunts sugar cane in the far north or anywhere that grows it world wide i suppose Do you have the same problems with wild pig as we do and the same dangers eg crocodiles/dingoes that take your pig or dog form right in front of your eyes

Also a good one from australia Hogs dogs and quads pretty full on video

Hi all from from far north Queensland Australia I am a pig-dogging addict