Probably the worst if foot and mouth or something similar shows up

Not few ppl, ask indonesian ppl, we have same problem.

Thanks 👌

Whilst there is some effect in selected areas, it is also alot harder getting good footage in areas with reasonable tree height / density- quite often the pigs don’t stay together and you end up with disjointed footage with alot of chasing and less shooting. I’ll put a video up in the coming days to demonstrate 👍👍

Shotgun? Isn't it just a .22 with the AR platform?

Unfortunately given the remote areas ( no tracks and significant distances) on most of these programs it is left as it lays. In some areas carcasses are recovered but depends on client requirements

@@FVR375 Don’t panic. It’s organic. Something is eating well.

Lee Enfield .

Wedgetail Industries WT25 👍🐗

He has some good content. It is mostly a State legislative issue. WA doesn’t allow cat D rifles

I live in the same State as Jack and happen to know him personally. The reason is simply that politicians (especially here) are idiots. They are irrationally terrified of semi-autos, suppressors, folding stocks and much more. We all know these things are safe and practical and can be used responsibly, yet they assume the guns will leap up on their own and cause mayhem. As I said...idiots.

Was going to ask the same question!

Last few videos there were mobs of say 10, 20 to 30ish. Now it's 1, 2 or 3ish. Are you finally making an impact?

Left as they lay given the remoteness of the areas involved

AAA heavy game load. 36 Gr.

Generally natural predators. They dont last long.

Varies with each job. Typically between 6-11 hours a day. 2-4 days

All 308 out of the rifles.

An Australian built AR 👌 Wedgetail Industries

Has got a deflector rear of the ejection port inclusive of a deflector brake. These rifles are also gas tuned to eject flat and forwards. Obviously every semi ejects differently but no required for a plate on these AR10s.

Deer are certainly a different proposition. Where there is any decent tree cover its a waste of time from the air.

3 different choppers through this one. All good pilots. All fly slightly differently.

No i haven’t done camels but plenty of feral horses etc.

I don't think you understand the distances involved.or the difficulty involved in accessing this terrain on the ground .

Absolutely. Numbers and GPS locations are fully tracked on each job. 👍👍

Fantastic work, not an easy job, What do your numbers get to over a season? thanks for the reply@@FVR375

Hard to say. Footage was all late 2023. Snippets from various programs 👍

Which means that the pig invasion is massive, right? I know the situation in the US. Is it about the same in Australia?

Differing timeframes. Feral pigs have been established in Australia for a significant period of time ( essentially since settlement) but their range continues to expand.

And you’d be completely wrong. More firearms here in Oz than before, just that the types of weapons you have has to match the licence you have. Google it, do some research, ok? Cheers,

Yes that is a pretty regular occurrence. They have to be admired as an intelligent and adaptable animal- they learn fast. Boars regularly stand still in shade hoping they won’t be seen whereas with mobs you quite often find they will be moving for cover at the first hint of aircraft noise.

@@FVR375 Jeepers. Next, they'll be flying spaceships. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/faWdZYSjrq-lp2g.html&ab_channel=AleDiaz

I think he might be using a 300 blackout

@@user-nq4ht7pb6wit’s 308. He replied to me when I asked a while ago

Different licensing in different states 👍

Yes, not banned, never have been, But the type of gun you have must match the type of licence you have, Do some research, ok?

Different laws, semi-autos come under Category C and D firearms which very few people have that category of license. Basically you need to be a contract shooter for feral pest control like Nathan in the video is.

@Skuxxdluxe Thanks for an informative reply. Different hemispheres and different planets when it comes to firearm ownership. I use my .223 AR for groundhog hunting with hand loads. The hogs are hard on building foundations and farm equipment in the fields. Again, thanks.

😂Just dont think

I wouldn’t think so….

Why ?

Totally protected. The indigenous locals are usually allowed to collect a quota of the eggs, many of which end up in specialized crocodile farms, to restock" their "ponds". Crocodiles bred in captivity are legally allowed to be "processed" for meat and hides. Croc meat: The other, other white meat. Available in selected supermarkets and delicatessens. A bit bland on its own, but diced into 1 inch cubes, it goes well in a Thai green curry..

@@MickH60They are a protected native species. There would be widespread community opposition if there was a cull proposed. What usually happens is that Wildlife rangers capture and re-locate problem animals.

War on emu's, WTF Emu's are an Australian native, protected by law....... We've ALWAYS been able to have registered firearms in Australia....

Hi. No i run a private company and have a mixture of conservation, corporate and government clients. No government funding per se.

They are if you have correct licensing

@@FVR375 Really? What weapons do you Aussies still have access to? Are you allowed any personal use?

Certainly are. But not semi autos. Can have all other types of firearms other than semis for recreational/ club/ hunting.

That's a complete fabrication spread by the US gun lobbies....

Firearms have never been banned here in Oz, those are lies spread by the NRA in the USA, there are more firearms here today than in 1996 after the Port Arthur massacre. Anyone in Australia can apply for a firearm licence (except people with a criminal record, or a history of mental illness). But you must have a ‘valid’ reason, such as sport/target shooting, hunting, collector, farmer, professional pest control, etc. Self defence is not a valid reason (we have the police for that). The type of firearm is linked to your licence, especially semi auto, which is generally restricted to professional pest controllers or possibly farmers too. We don’t want the average idiot in the suburbs loaded up with a houseful of semi auto weapons (for obvious reasons).

2023 "The United States has experienced 627 mass shootings so far this year." - many including chldren victims. Don't bring your politcally driven gun mania nonsense to us here in Australia. Australia worked out a sensible system of gun ownership, meanwhile the USA keeps doing the same thing over and over and over, expecting a different result. For a country so full of such outstanding achievements, the USA looks dumb as on the topic of safe gun ownership and regulation.

Australia is not the USA (fortunately), for the most part both sides of politics here support the current firearm legislation. Anyone here can apply for a firearm licence (except those with a criminal record or a history of mental illness). You must have a valid reason such as: hunting, sport/target shooting, collector, farmer, professional pest controller, etc. Self defence is not a valid reason, we have the Police Force for that. And the type of weapon you wish to own has to match the type of licence you have. Semi auto firearms are restricted, for example to professional pest controllers (as in this video). The last thing we want is the average idiot in the suburbs loaded to the gills with semi auto weapons that can be used in mass shootings for example. Anyway, Google the laws here in Oz to educate yourself. Cheers,

@@johnnewman366 Is it because you are down under or are your reading skill not up to snuff. I said nothing about which you wrote. Everything I said has to do with the liberals in the USA. And fortunately you can keep Australia.

@@IBenZik Ok, so then the take from what you are saying is, that your political ideology and obsession, supercedes all rational thinking and conducting yourself in the interest of your community to arrive at workable solution. Gotta tell dem darn libs they ain't tellin ya what to do. 😂

​@@johnnewman366"self defence is not a reason we have the police force for that" tell that to the 70yo grandmother who got stabbed to death by a gang of 15/16yos in front of her 6yo grandchild a few days ago. Glad she had the police to what? Clean up the crime scene after the fact?