Dingos —-OK Dogs —–Not OK Even though dingos are dogs. I don’t like the idea of baiting as it is too indiscriminate. I don’t enough enough about the problem to really judge though.
they are a big problem,until people see the damage and they are starving because there are thousands of them, they dont try and wipe them out but control them, its actually the government that does the baiting not the farmers, they come out with the planes and bait, we arnt happy about it as we have to lock all the dogs up for months and wash car tyresetc
For want of a better phrase this photo shows the beauty of nature. Nothing is wasted in nature no matter how we mere Humans want to think otherwise.
I went to pick up our fruit and veg supplies and came across the dead kangaroo and the wild dog, this dingo obviously is crossed with a dog. I got out of the car and got quite close and it didnt run away,just off the side of the road where 2 wedgetail eagles waiting for there piece of the dinner.
Callie C Photography 
Everyone wants a piece of the action!
I was amazed how close I got to the dingo,it walked away then came back.
I have read that feral dogs are a bad problem.
yes they are a problem, and they bait every 2 years.I still like them, and at night you hear them howling quite close to the house.
cheers callie
Dingos —-OK Dogs —–Not OK Even though dingos are dogs. I don’t like the idea of baiting as it is too indiscriminate. I don’t enough enough about the problem to really judge though.
they are a big problem,until people see the damage and they are starving because there are thousands of them, they dont try and wipe them out but control them, its actually the government that does the baiting not the farmers, they come out with the planes and bait, we arnt happy about it as we have to lock all the dogs up for months and wash car tyresetc
For want of a better phrase this photo shows the beauty of nature. Nothing is wasted in nature no matter how we mere Humans want to think otherwise.
yes you are definitely right there,the next day the carcass was gone.
cheers Callie
Great capture of how it is in the wild.
yes I was amazed how close the dingo let me get,
it walked away but came back guarding its feast.