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I just got back from the Northern Territory hunting and a bit of guiding. Hope you enjoy....

Last year....

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Did y'all get that croc, or is it still looking for a swimmer or some guys hunting dog? wink

Does roo taste like chicken?

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Croc is safe for the moment wink

Roo tastes nothin' like chicken..... But I guess you already knew that ??? grin

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What do you kill that you can eat? I hear parasites are a problem sometimes?

Thanks for the post and photos! cool

(also, thanks for turning them right-side-up.) grin


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What croc? I thought he was a botanist.... smile

I gotta get down-under one of these years...


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Wow that top "this year" pic is a MONSTER isn't it?

Those pics are great; thanks!

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Please pardon the ignorance, is there a season for crocodiles in Australia?

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Originally Posted by GRF
Please pardon the ignorance, is there a season for crocodiles in Australia?



Aussies are not permitted to hunt any indigenous game.


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i want to head down and hunt water buff and bantang more than i want to head to Africa.....


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Originally Posted by AussieGunWriter
Aussies are not permitted to hunt any indigenous game.

What about roo?

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Originally Posted by AussieGunWriter
Originally Posted by GRF
Please pardon the ignorance, is there a season for crocodiles in Australia?



Aussies are not permitted to hunt any indigenous game.


Not entirely true, you can hunt some species of waterfowl. Magpie goose hunting is some serious good fun!


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Originally Posted by KC
[quote=AussieGunWriter]Aussies are not permitted to hunt any indigenous game.

What about roo?

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Technically no, you can't hunt roo. Legally, you are supposed to be be a government licensed culler with tags for each roo killed. Not that this keeps people from shooting them.

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what do you guys in Oz think the likelihood of croc hunting being re-opened is in the future? i know you guys shut it down for the same reason we shut down hunting gators awhile back but my understanding is that like our gator population your guys' saltie population has bounced back.....


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I'm not an Aussie, but lived there for a while. In my opinion, as more people get taken by crocs, I think it's likely that there will be a government run cull rather than hunting by the public. The Aborigines can take them, but they don't kill enough to affect the population. And you're right, the saltie population is booming.

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Originally Posted by KC
Originally Posted by AussieGunWriter
Aussies are not permitted to hunt any indigenous game.

What about roo?

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Only with a special permit. Even professional roo shooters can only shoot on properties with permits.

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i want to head down and hunt water buff and bantang more than i want to head to Africa.....


Just for you rattler grin

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awesome stuff.....always been a reptile nut so between that and hunting no country rates higher than Australia for me to want to visit crazy


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Very nice..

Myself and a few buds did a buff hunt there with doubles last June. Helluva good time and we all shot some really nice buffalo.

I wouldn't mind doing it again soon.

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Originally Posted by ryoushi
I'm not an Aussie, but lived there for a while. In my opinion, as more people get taken by crocs, I think it's likely that there will be a government run cull rather than hunting by the public. The Aborigines can take them, but they don't kill enough to affect the population. And you're right, the saltie population is booming.


Maybe after a bunch of the right dazzling urbanite campers get munched, they'll open a season. shocked


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Originally Posted by ryoushi
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Please pardon the ignorance, is there a season for crocodiles in Australia?



Aussies are not permitted to hunt any indigenous game.


Not entirely true, you can hunt some species of waterfowl. Magpie goose hunting is some serious good fun!



I have never been interested in shooting feathered game and haven't owned a shotgun since the 70's. Simply no interest there whatsoever.
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Originally Posted by luv2safari
Originally Posted by ryoushi
I'm not an Aussie, but lived there for a while. In my opinion, as more people get taken by crocs, I think it's likely that there will be a government run cull rather than hunting by the public. The Aborigines can take them, but they don't kill enough to affect the population. And you're right, the saltie population is booming.


Maybe after a bunch of the right dazzling urbanite campers get munched, they'll open a season. shocked


No, there is no need to...we still import tourists.



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