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David and Blister in
very thick lignum. Old boars like this lay in the thickest parts of the
lignum swamps and venture out to feed and look for sows late in the day
or at night. |
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David with Harry (Bull
Mastiff cross) and a young pup learning the ropes. |
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David with a tusky boar
caught out feeding late one night. |
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Get hold. One of Ken's
red cattle dogs in pursuit of a small pig. |
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Wayne with a good hog
caught on the Murray River. |
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Dennis and Jordan and
the dogs Windmill (Deerhound cross) and Blister. |
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One of David's mates
with a brindle boar again caught in lignum. |
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David with Jordan
and Alice and a little help from Blister. David caught this pig on an
irrigation paddock. |
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John with a beauty.
have a look at the head on this boar. Well over 80kgs. |
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John again with a super
mud encrusted boar in Western Queensland. Boars covered in mud are a
common site in this area where they endure temperatures over 45 degrees
celcius. |
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Leroy and Ken. Over
100kgs of pork. |
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Ken throwing a boar
about the 85kg mark. Helping is Diesel, Tyler and Kibber. |
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Ken with a flat country
boar. Blister is in the background. |
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David and Loopy
(Foxhound/Airedale cross Wolfhound/Bull Mastiff) a Mummery bred dog. Good
finder and holder. |
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David's mates with
three examples of Mastiff cross dogs. These are common types of breeds
in Australia. The boar weighed 77kgs at the chiller. |
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Blister and Co get
down. |
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David with two boars
between 75 and 85Kgs. |
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Bonnie, Blister, Cactus
and Gatt. 85Kgs of South West New South Wales hog. |
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David checking out a
boar in North Queensland before putting the dogs on him. |
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