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05/06/2026

Dog Urine - 500ml Female Wild Dog

THE MOST POPULAR LURE FOR WILD DOGS AND ALSO FOXES! NEW SUPPLY OF FEMALE WILD DOG URINE!

While attractiveness of lures will vary with seasons and locations, there is no lure that has been found to consistently attract wild dogs then dog urine. Also be sure to mix it up tho, using one lure all the time will teach dogs about trapping by associating the smell with his/her mate getting caught in a trap.

Remember to check traps daily. Traps are best set at the end of each day and checked each morning. The use of trap alert systems is recommended to allow for a quick response to capture!

This product is also great as an additive when making your own lures.

the best lure, decoy for wild dog trapping is dog urine 500ml, Dog urine calls in wild dogs, dingoes

01/06/2026

🚨🚨 SUBMISSIONS NEEDED 🚨🚨

I'm part of an Upper House inquiry into the management of dingoes in national parks in NSW, and I want to make sure farmers have a voice in this debate.

This inquiry will make recommendations to the NSW Government and could inform future policy.

I'll be honest, there's a real risk this inquiry gets dominated by voices that have never had to deal with a wild dog attack on their livestock and I don't want that to happen.

SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN NOW: https://shorturl.at/IGGoT

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01/06/2026

01/06/2026

He's shorn a million sheep, two dogs and an alpaca. Now, he has a new goal.

https://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au/story/9264510/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=post

01/06/2026

Cutting disc's, flap disc & grinding disc
Specials on all

30/05/2026

Managing kangaroos and their impact on landscapes.
Seasonal conditions, not the commercial harvest, are the main influence on kangaroo populations. Their numbers rise and fall in response to wetter and drier periods over a time scale of several years (black line). The maximum allowable harvest of kangaroos in Australia (red line) is 15-17% of the population (depending on species). The actual harvest (yellow line) cannot legally go above the red line. Clearly, it is drought (pink bars) that exerts downward pressure on kangaroo populations. Kangaroos compete for water from man-made water sources, damage fences and are a danger to road users, but by far the biggest issue is their impact on pastures. On average, kangaroos consume about 45 per cent of the forage produced on Australia’s southern rangelands. Commercial harvesting of kangaroos serves to reduce the negative impacts associated with unsustainably high populations of the most common kangaroo species for which harvesting is allowed. Reducing kangaroo numbers to sustainable levels with commercial harvesting gives the remaining kangaroos a better chance of surviving droughts.