Thumping Red Skins Sarg.
They're tough animals.
When we removed the head off this one we found a spinal bone lodged in its throat.
The throat was mostly blocked and the bone had been there for some time.
I have no idea how it survived with that bone lodged in there.
I'm pretty sure I've got some pics of that here at home.
Surprised you haven't got any.
I could send-em to you, maybe send you the ones with me sitting behind it o_O
Very interesting observations Sarg.
No, I wasn't all that far from you guys at Gan Gan. Prolly only 300k's, maybe less.
Wasn't uncommon for me to go an entire season and not see a Wallaby.
They became more common after a few years of me doing regular seasonal burns.
Plenty of Red skins and Buff...
Hey Grumpy, I'm no expert on Dingos/wild dogs.
They look like Dingos to me ?
Whatever they are there's just too many of them. Way out of balance.
Them and the Whistling/Brown/Fork-tailed kites, it's a wonder anything small, bird or mamal survives.
Hey Fordy.
No, I never introduced Michael to our Roos.
We hunted in Eastern Arnhemland where there were only very few Wallaby.
The Dingo's are protected and take on heck of a toll on the Wallaby population and so it was an "event" to actually ever see one.
I would go a full season some years...
Very nice rifle, built as they should be,
trim, straight and functional.
Funny isn't it that "back-in-the-day" they built them light and trim like this one.
Not having to cater to the masses' fear of recoil gave them the freedom to do so.
Back when these were built hunters were carrying their...
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