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<blockquote data-quote="Frood" data-source="post: 743776" data-attributes="member: 37">It's a wild dingo cross something else....kelpie perhaps. It's very dark coloured. You can tell by the ears and general outline. So all the wildness of a dingo with some added curiosity/bravado of a formerly domesticated breed that ran off and got dingo fucked. I saw 4 that morning, all identical from the same litter or inbred. 3 in a pack, and the last one a few k's further along. They aren't meant to be around due to helicopter dropped baits/poisons, but like everything government does, they tend to fuck up simple programs and firearms are strictly prohibited in these parks, even with contractors. I might start packing a small take down bow in the future for this problem. Maybe a cheap sat phone too. I've already got the first one. I've already sprung for a decent snakebite kit out of my own pocket cause there are death adders, browns, tigers, and red bellied blacks everywhere, and I work all alone/remote.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frood, post: 743776, member: 37"] It's a wild dingo cross something else....kelpie perhaps. It's very dark coloured. You can tell by the ears and general outline. So all the wildness of a dingo with some added curiosity/bravado of a formerly domesticated breed that ran off and got dingo fucked. I saw 4 that morning, all identical from the same litter or inbred. 3 in a pack, and the last one a few k's further along. They aren't meant to be around due to helicopter dropped baits/poisons, but like everything government does, they tend to fuck up simple programs and firearms are strictly prohibited in these parks, even with contractors. I might start packing a small take down bow in the future for this problem. Maybe a cheap sat phone too. I've already got the first one. I've already sprung for a decent snakebite kit out of my own pocket cause there are death adders, browns, tigers, and red bellied blacks everywhere, and I work all alone/remote. [/QUOTE]

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