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Be even better to have the new 6mm Max in ar15 platform 15 shot mag can ect look at the millions lost in sale's and ammo now if ya had that in the NT YA WOULD HAVE X10 TIMES THAT IN PANTHER KILLS LOL 😂 I FUCKEN WISH. WE ARE MISSING OUT.
As a botanist who focuses on the connects native plants have with native wildlife I just wanna say thank you for having the balls to film and post this. The crazy cat ladies love to pretend TNR works while billions of animals die a year. And like there name implies they are crazy. So they go off on people who do this. You’re extremely based
Wow it’s amazing to actually come across a sane person online!! The fact that they really believe TNR works is the most delusional thing ever!! It’s actually sad because the US natural ecosystems and wildlife are suffering cause the crazy cat ladies have convinced the government that cats are meant to be outside and they believe it enough to make laws protecting them. It’s terrible here man!! The amount of dead birds I see in my area everyday is actually disturbing.
I know those cats were feral cats. For those people worried about you accidently shooting someone's cherished pet let me say this, any cats roaming around and hunting at night are "fair game". If you care about your pets - you don't let them roam!
I’ve had some household pet cats that were definitely feral. Going past the kitchen fridge one night, one had been laying in wait for me to pass and pounced on my head. I couldn’t get the damn thing off, its claws were wrapped around my hair!
@@Theforbidden45. just a quick question for you Xander; if you had mice or rats in your home and you could see them running around your kitchen floor at night, would you leave them to run around your house…. Or, would you kill them yourself, or get someone else to kill them, like a ‘pest control’ business. You obviously are intelligent enough to see where I’m going with this… so, your logical, and sensible answer (I’m guessing) is the latter. I am also taking a wild guess here, you would frame it as being humane because of the way you are dispatching the ‘pests’ and avoiding an infestation, which could lead to damage to the home as well as health risks to your family having to live with rats or mice.
I honestly don’t understand why people think this is wrong. Protecting Native species and lowering the pest population is necessary! Love the content brother. Showing love from 🇯🇲
Greetings from the USA. I love what you're doing to help thin out the feral pests and protect the native flora and fauna. My family is currently dealing with a feral pig problem on our 20 acres, so I understand and agree that all hogs are equal in terms of the destruction they cause to the land and its native inhabitants. For those who want to complain about you killing the piglets have obviously never suffered from them tearing up their property and having to deal with the aftermath of their destruction. They also seem to forget that they grow up and reproduce at an alarming rate. So any pig (big or small) that can be eliminated is one less pig to worry about in the future. Keep up the amazing work!
@@jayjudd6518 I personally don't eat the meat but I know several folks that do. Many people in the south rely on the meat those pigs provide to keep their freezers full throughout the year, so nothing goes to waste.
and this is why i never let my cat outdoors unless i walk him on a leash, not to avoid the risk of losing him but also avoid him turning into one of these invasive freaks. some people really are just so oblivious to things cats do, i dont care if a cats natural instinct is to hunt, blame the Egyptians for not being able to domesticate them out of the instinct to kill, and like someone once said: the proper boundaries between a cute cuddly pet and a ferocious beast are the walls of your own house.
sorry but a fixed wepon .. ain´t marksmanship any on can feel a trigger ... sorry.. but standing up right with out anything .. shooting 5 out of 5 on the small 1/5 person on 250m with a 5.56 no scope.. now that´s marksmanship.. .. this is point and shoot anyon can do that... you dont even need breathing treaning just aim pull trigger .. not impressed-.. and who the frack shoots cats when australia has a huge mous problem.. what the fudge.
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK nice setup .. and yes when you shoot 100 things the rifel can get a bit heawy.. ill give you that... but why kill cats when you hawe a mouse pleauge... trap the cats and release on infected farms..shooting them is .. cand sadly not find a low enough word for that but meaningless idiotic and along thoes lines.. i shoot standing with out tripod or any support then my self
Seen the comment and brought a smile to my normally stone face thought it came from a crossbreed of Vasily Zaisev and Dr Blowfeld but ignorance is bliss just keep putting rounds in those killers
They are uneducated and think there are 'better ways'. I would love to hear of these ways and how they suggest to fix the problem. I'm sure a few of them would say to leave it as it is.
Best way I found to prove the point about feral cats to a neighbour I use to live next door to was I shot a video of one of the ferals from a trip showing the stomach contents of it had 6 small parrots in it. The neighbour never gave me grief from that point on.
I used to live just outside cooma a few years ago. My record on cats was 72 in a year on my block. 6 in one night. All these ferals breeding up in the 10 odd ks around a town knocking off 10000s of lizards and frogs. After the 2nd and 3rd year of trapping and shooting cats on my place we had little blue tongues and a couple of shiny black shingle backs in the house yard. Also a few more nope ropes haha. Browns mostly. But all the native life started coming back. Keep at them moggies!
shit, here in cali, my neighbor decided to let her cats run feral. in 3 months, i had removed 40 on my own, and an extra 10 +/- with the help of my dog. finally after all this time, ive got squirrels and birds in my yard again, as well as a nice healthy dove living in my tree
I am from India and I can say that saving the native species is the foremost rule of conservation. Thats what we did and are doing with Bengal Tiger conservation. If any farmers cattle gets taken away by tigers then government pays good compensation to the cattle owner. Hence the farmers don’t try to avenge the loss of their cattle and the tiger roams free.
Yes, but quite a distinction in most intelligentsia's eyes, from how one government cherishish and values a majestic creature like the bengal tiger, whereas Australia has a pest narrative and they are not seen in isolation as the no less majestic dignified felines they are.
@@miguelclarkeottovonbismarck They are an animal. Majestic is an emotive label you choose to stick on them. They don't belong in the Australian environment. That's the end of the argument. Australian wildlife conservation requires they are removed.
Watching this video with my cat sitting on my lap laughing like a Bond villain when those cats got smoked, between them you probably saved a few hundred native animals this year alone.
I'm an animal lover, so I say keep your domestic animals under control. Too much of this great country is being ruined by ferals. Keep up the great work, Nathan. 🇭🇲
I lived 20 minutes out bush from a regional city growing up. We had cats that would be around the house yard all day, locked up at night and they were well fed. All the native birds would come including a family of emus as my mum would feed them. The birds gave her such joy. 3 boxes of dumped domestic cats (they turned feral) later and zero birds were left - you could put food out and there was simply nothing to come and eat it. Feral cats are a menace, lovely shooting.
9 ferals on one property, that he managed to find, let alone the ones he didn't and the others on the neighbouring properties. That is some potential scary numbers.
Great stuff as always Nathan. You must have felt like you won the lottery with all those feral cats you blew away. Feral pigs and cats, doesn't get any better
Bloody awesome Nathan nothing is better than seeing cats getting thinned out the bloody things are just killers the damage they do is massive and the places I've seen them shows how they can adapt from Deserts to the mountains even up the alpine country keep up the good work mate.
Dispatching of cats that are decimating wildlife is a nessecity, but some people in these comments are really getting a werid amount of enjoyment on the cats in particular.
@@gizzardwizard1 for me I know every feral cat removed is stopping that cat from killing 1500 times per year, it’s not just cats wild dogs, pigs, goats and deer are all destructive but there is more satisfaction knowing you just made a huge difference removing that feral cat.
@@jamesh2368 I would definitely agree with that sentiment. From my perspective, there does appear to be some kind of enjoyment that goes beyond morality and into pleasure, within the comments. I don't think there should be pleasure in it, you should respect the animal you despatched as it had no say in its existance in damaging the ecology.
That's very true, but most hunters have spent enough time in the environment to see 1st hand the impact feral cats cause. Hence often they are target #1 if sighted.
THANKYOU FOR YOUR EFFORTS! As a LAFO and as someone raised round the bush, i feel soo proud every time i get to introduce someone to your channel, its 100% my favourite on the platform. ULTIMATE PROFESSIONAL!!! A friends brother lives north of Perth a couple hundred ks (Jurien/Cervantes ) where pigs and cats are causing heaps of strife. I received a pic (and assurance of accurate measurements), of a moggy over 20kg. There's your panther!!! From all of us in youtube/internet land, Keep up the stirling work! Ps, I would love to share the pic, but have been asked to not share the shooters ID, ill see what i can do!
Mate, love what you do. I have a small block of native forest and it's a constant battle to control the invasive feral animals. People don't realize 1 cat will kill at least 5 times per night only eating a bit here and there. They are highly developed hunters and killers and that includes domestic moggies that are allowed to roam freely. Love my native critters and any cat on my land is a dead cat! Keep up the good work.
Great shooting as normal. Nine cats good job 100's of small native animals a day saved right there. You have done more for the native animals in one night than most of the population does in their life time.
Cats, thank you, your a national native wildlife HERO mate. I hope people notice what great condition the cats were in. I bet there wasn't a superb fairy wren colony for 5 kilometres in any direction and that's just the start of their carnage.
Jeez mate, I'm so happy to hear you are still enjoying your shooting even though it's work. There are some nice shots in the clip and I take my hat off to you. Keep cleaning those effing moggies up.😊
I'm sure as hell glad you ain't shootin at me bud. You sir are a better than average shot for sure. I myself am a markesman. Been shootin since i was nine. I'm now 78 and still goi strong. cheers.
some buddies of mine are vertebrate pest controllers over here in WA, the difficulty getting decent rifles and the sheer impossibility of getting suppressors is just nuts. Clearly youre in nsw or qld running one.
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK outrageous isnt it, given their complete insistence on occupational health and safety, mandating layer upon layer of laws around duty of care and PPE yet deny shooters both recreational, competitive and professional the means to better protect their hearing and the hearing of those around them. I think they should be almost mandatory at F class ranges etc. the governments of most states are beyond hypocritical, but maliciously when it comes to vetted and upstanding shooters.
Great work yet again young Nathan, I loved that pig with the excess head pressure, the old googly eye yet again. One of them there cats looked like it had googly eye too 😂. A good night indeed old mate. Cheers from Dan.😁
We have been travelling through outback Queensland and I’ve been surprised how many pigs we have seen! Cats to, walking across the highway cool as. The other day we drove past 3 piglets eating a dead kangaroo. I couldn’t believe it!
I love cats. I have 2 indoor cats of my own. Cats should never be let outside at night. Both owners and cats should registered and neutered. ( just the cats ) What you are doing is a good thing.
Awesome shooting! Youve saved literally hundreds of native marsupials, reptiles and amphibians by shooting those cats. Hope you can beat that record by beaking the 10 mark!
Nathan, your videos are always enjoyable to watch (over and over), best commando roll… I did have a good laugh while watching on the train. All the best for Xmas and 2024!
I live in the south of America. We get a lot of rain during the summer season. Sometimes the police department target practices on wild hogs that have gotten stuck in the mud.
Great work mate, been watching your content for a while now and I myself do a bit of pest control over the pond in NZ. Totally agree about how much of a nuisance the pigs are. Keep up the good work😊
Another great hunt sir! I am hoping I am going to emulate some of your pig hunting on my brothers place with my 1943 full wood .303 in NZ labour weekend (21-23 October) No scope, just irons and my 174grain hand loads :D
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Be even better to have the new 6mm Max in ar15 platform 15 shot mag can ect look at the millions lost in sale's and ammo now if ya had that in the NT YA WOULD HAVE X10 TIMES THAT IN PANTHER KILLS LOL 😂 I FUCKEN WISH. WE ARE MISSING OUT.
Nice rigg you are using. Try Sako hammerhead 180gr. I'm using it on moose. Keep up your good work on slaying these cats and pigs.👍🏻
As a botanist who focuses on the connects native plants have with native wildlife I just wanna say thank you for having the balls to film and post this. The crazy cat ladies love to pretend TNR works while billions of animals die a year. And like there name implies they are crazy. So they go off on people who do this. You’re extremely based
Thank you, and yes.... they get a little emotive sometimes LOL
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACKdon't they mate😂.
Wow it’s amazing to actually come across a sane person online!! The fact that they really believe TNR works is the most delusional thing ever!! It’s actually sad because the US natural ecosystems and wildlife are suffering cause the crazy cat ladies have convinced the government that cats are meant to be outside and they believe it enough to make laws protecting them. It’s terrible here man!! The amount of dead birds I see in my area everyday is actually disturbing.
😂
I know those cats were feral cats. For those people worried about you accidently shooting someone's cherished pet let me say this, any cats roaming around and hunting at night are "fair game". If you care about your pets - you don't let them roam!
Australians are very self centered ,irrational,oppressive,i jus found out from the videos and comments
I’ve had some household pet cats that were definitely feral. Going past the kitchen fridge one night, one had been laying in wait for me to pass and pounced on my head. I couldn’t get the damn thing off, its claws were wrapped around my hair!
Righhht. House cats strolling around at night in the middle of nowhere dozens of miles away from their cozy homes. Real smart you are, mate.
Well done mate. With just this one generation of nine cats, you have saved over 7000 natives this year.
Bloody good job.
Thanks mate, staggering figures of destruction they are capable of.
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK
Watching your videos helps motivate me to get out there more!
Taking out pigs and cats et al, makes Johnny a happy boy.
"A little bit too much internal pressure inside his cranium!" Had me belly laughing. Thanks for the vid.
My pleasure!
Me too.
His high pressure relief valve popped.
As a bird watcher all my life , on behalf of the bird keep the fur flying on the feral cats.
Thanks 👍🏻
Proving a point by the comment! Culling is not hunting!
@aleho1 your mad
@@Theforbidden45. why am I mad? Let’s here it?
@@Theforbidden45. just a quick question for you Xander; if you had mice or rats in your home and you could see them running around your kitchen floor at night, would you leave them to run around your house…. Or, would you kill them yourself, or get someone else to kill them, like a ‘pest control’ business. You obviously are intelligent enough to see where I’m going with this… so, your logical, and sensible answer (I’m guessing) is the latter. I am also taking a wild guess here, you would frame it as being humane because of the way you are dispatching the ‘pests’ and avoiding an infestation, which could lead to damage to the home as well as health risks to your family having to live with rats or mice.
For every cat you shoot you save scores of our beautiful native animals well done.
I've said it before, the quality of the videos is always outstanding. It's like David Attenborough with a .308 :)
😂 My little boy dressed up as DA for book week. Was bloody funny, wig and all.
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK top marks, he's absolutely at the pinnacle of wildlife documentaries - fine role model :)
That's an idea for a t-shirt and bumper sticker right there! Get on it @EDGEoftheOUTBACK
@@theNikonGuy +1 for sure! Caps & t'shirts please. 😅
😂😂😂😂👍
the governments of the world need to promote efforts like this
I honestly don’t understand why people think this is wrong. Protecting Native species and lowering the pest population is necessary! Love the content brother. Showing love from 🇯🇲
Keep up the good work. If only every farm had this quality pest control
Cheers mate 👌
Greetings from the USA. I love what you're doing to help thin out the feral pests and protect the native flora and fauna. My family is currently dealing with a feral pig problem on our 20 acres, so I understand and agree that all hogs are equal in terms of the destruction they cause to the land and its native inhabitants. For those who want to complain about you killing the piglets have obviously never suffered from them tearing up their property and having to deal with the aftermath of their destruction. They also seem to forget that they grow up and reproduce at an alarming rate. So any pig (big or small) that can be eliminated is one less pig to worry about in the future. Keep up the amazing work!
Really appreciated mate
If your in the USA 🇺🇸 you eat the meat, yes!
@@jayjudd6518 I personally don't eat the meat but I know several folks that do. Many people in the south rely on the meat those pigs provide to keep their freezers full throughout the year, so nothing goes to waste.
Obviously they’re not full of worm?
and this is why i never let my cat outdoors unless i walk him on a leash, not to avoid the risk of losing him but also avoid him turning into one of these invasive freaks. some people really are just so oblivious to things cats do, i dont care if a cats natural instinct is to hunt, blame the Egyptians for not being able to domesticate them out of the instinct to kill, and like someone once said: the proper boundaries between a cute cuddly pet and a ferocious beast are the walls of your own house.
Fantastic video and next level marksmanship as for the cats well what a pleasure for the eyes! appreciate all your hard work thanks 👏👏👏👏
Our pleasure!
sorry but a fixed wepon .. ain´t marksmanship
any on can feel a trigger ... sorry.. but standing
up right with out anything .. shooting 5 out of 5 on the
small 1/5 person on 250m with a 5.56 no scope..
now that´s marksmanship.. .. this is point and shoot
anyon can do that... you dont even need breathing treaning
just aim pull trigger .. not impressed-.. and who the frack shoots cats
when australia has a huge mous problem.. what the fudge.
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK nice setup .. and yes when you shoot 100 things
the rifel can get a bit heawy.. ill give you that...
but why kill cats when you hawe a mouse pleauge...
trap the cats and release on infected farms..shooting them is .. cand sadly not find a low enough word for that
but meaningless idiotic and along thoes lines.. i shoot standing with out tripod or any support then my self
Perhaps have a google search on feral cats in Australia before you make things look even more ridiculous.....
Seen the comment and brought a smile to my normally stone face thought it came from a crossbreed of Vasily Zaisev and Dr Blowfeld but ignorance is bliss just keep putting rounds in those killers
Great video Nathan 9 feral cats outstanding mate. You’ve single Handley saved hundreds of native animals, bloody legend
Thanks 👍
I don't understand how people get upset with you for trying to help the native flora and fauna.
Great video
Ignorance and emotions seem to dampen a lot of people's brain cells 🤦♂️
They are uneducated and think there are 'better ways'. I would love to hear of these ways and how they suggest to fix the problem. I'm sure a few of them would say to leave it as it is.
They do, or we hit them with environment science and facts. It's at they stage they either vanish or get narky 🤷♂️
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK can't fight reason with logic with them
Best way I found to prove the point about feral cats to a neighbour I use to live next door to was I shot a video of one of the ferals from a trip showing the stomach contents of it had 6 small parrots in it. The neighbour never gave me grief from that point on.
I used to live just outside cooma a few years ago. My record on cats was 72 in a year on my block. 6 in one night. All these ferals breeding up in the 10 odd ks around a town knocking off 10000s of lizards and frogs. After the 2nd and 3rd year of trapping and shooting cats on my place we had little blue tongues and a couple of shiny black shingle backs in the house yard. Also a few more nope ropes haha. Browns mostly. But all the native life started coming back.
Keep at them moggies!
Makes a massive difference eh, nice work 👌
THANK GOD FOR YOU!! to hear that some natives are recovering gives a thrill of hope.Congrats from USA
shit, here in cali, my neighbor decided to let her cats run feral. in 3 months, i had removed 40 on my own, and an extra 10 +/- with the help of my dog. finally after all this time, ive got squirrels and birds in my yard again, as well as a nice healthy dove living in my tree
I am from India and I can say that saving the native species is the foremost rule of conservation. Thats what we did and are doing with Bengal Tiger conservation. If any farmers cattle gets taken away by tigers then government pays good compensation to the cattle owner. Hence the farmers don’t try to avenge the loss of their cattle and the tiger roams free.
Yes, but quite a distinction in most intelligentsia's eyes, from how one government cherishish and values a majestic creature like the bengal tiger, whereas Australia has a pest narrative and they are not seen in isolation as the no less majestic dignified felines they are.
@@miguelclarkeottovonbismarck
They are an animal.
Majestic is an emotive label you choose to stick on them.
They don't belong in the Australian environment.
That's the end of the argument.
Australian wildlife conservation requires they are removed.
as an indian you should know that karma exist
Watching this video with my cat sitting on my lap laughing like a Bond villain when those cats got smoked, between them you probably saved a few hundred native animals this year alone.
Lotta cats have watched this one so it seems 😂
Loved it! Those cats are a menace
Yes they are!
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK legend!
9 cats is crazy. Great day out
That it was
I'm an animal lover, so I say keep your domestic animals under control.
Too much of this great country is being ruined by ferals.
Keep up the great work, Nathan.
🇭🇲
Thank you 👌
I lived 20 minutes out bush from a regional city growing up. We had cats that would be around the house yard all day, locked up at night and they were well fed. All the native birds would come including a family of emus as my mum would feed them. The birds gave her such joy. 3 boxes of dumped domestic cats (they turned feral) later and zero birds were left - you could put food out and there was simply nothing to come and eat it. Feral cats are a menace, lovely shooting.
Thanks mate. Yep, they do lots of damage indeed.
You should have cleaned that problem
Up
Mate, you are living the dream! So lucky to come across and take out all those cats - great fun and great for the environment.
Couldn't agree more!
*Edge of the OUTBACK* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.
Glad you enjoyed it
9 ferals on one property, that he managed to find, let alone the ones he didn't and the others on the neighbouring properties. That is some potential scary numbers.
Great stuff as always Nathan.
You must have felt like you won the lottery with all those feral cats you blew away.
Feral pigs and cats, doesn't get any better
I agree, was a great night
Quick calculation ... If those cats lived 2 years you just saved 13,000 native animals. As a tree hugging hippy, top job.
Cheers mate
Bloody awesome Nathan nothing is better than seeing cats getting thinned out the bloody things are just killers the damage they do is massive and the places I've seen them shows how they can adapt from Deserts to the mountains even up the alpine country keep up the good work mate.
An amazing predator, but they 100% shouldn't be in our ecosystems.
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK, I could say that about a LOT of humans I've run across in my life.
What a brilliant outing Nathan, very well done dispatching so many feral cats to be truthful I’m bloody jealous!
Was a night to remember for sure
Dispatching of cats that are decimating wildlife is a nessecity, but some people in these comments are really getting a werid amount of enjoyment on the cats in particular.
@@gizzardwizard1 for me I know every feral cat removed is stopping that cat from killing 1500 times per year, it’s not just cats wild dogs, pigs, goats and deer are all destructive but there is more satisfaction knowing you just made a huge difference removing that feral cat.
@@jamesh2368 I would definitely agree with that sentiment. From my perspective, there does appear to be some kind of enjoyment that goes beyond morality and into pleasure, within the comments. I don't think there should be pleasure in it, you should respect the animal you despatched as it had no say in its existance in damaging the ecology.
That's very true, but most hunters have spent enough time in the environment to see 1st hand the impact feral cats cause. Hence often they are target #1 if sighted.
THANKYOU FOR YOUR EFFORTS! As a LAFO and as someone raised round the bush, i feel soo proud every time i get to introduce someone to your channel, its 100% my favourite on the platform. ULTIMATE PROFESSIONAL!!!
A friends brother lives north of Perth a couple hundred ks (Jurien/Cervantes ) where pigs and cats are causing heaps of strife. I received a pic (and assurance of accurate measurements), of a moggy over 20kg. There's your panther!!! From all of us in youtube/internet land,
Keep up the stirling work!
Ps, I would love to share the pic, but have been asked to not share the shooters ID, ill see what i can do!
Really good to gear you enjoy the vids and well done to your friend who smashed the big cat 🍻
Simply brilliant success on that night out Nathan. Fantastic work on those cats.
Thanks 👍
Love the video. Greetings from South Africa
You’re very good at what you do mate, it’s good to watch
Really appreciate that 👌
We need more of this in the US. People refuse to see the harm that feral hogs and cats do here!
Mate, love what you do. I have a small block of native forest and it's a constant battle to control the invasive feral animals. People don't realize 1 cat will kill at least 5 times per night only eating a bit here and there. They are highly developed hunters and killers and that includes domestic moggies that are allowed to roam freely. Love my native critters and any cat on my land is a dead cat! Keep up the good work.
Appreciate it Michael
Love your outlook.with you a thousand per cent.only wish I could come there and help clean out the vermin
Thanks
Appreciate it mate 👌
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK always a pleasure.
Thank you for doing what you do to protect everyone's environment
entertaining as always Nathan love your work mate keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
Australian of the year! 🤣 keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching!
Another great video Nathan. I don’t care what people say, I love watching you drop cats.
I appreciate that!
Retiring felines sounds so much better for the woke.
Cat slayer Nathan , your the man you probably just saved 1000 native animals in one night
The numbers are staggering indeed
Great shooting as normal. Nine cats good job 100's of small native animals a day saved right there. You have done more for the native animals in one night than most of the population does in their life time.
Appreciate it mate
It's a no brainer for sure... always take out feral cats before pigs! Well done mate, very impressive 👍
Very true
That was an astonishing number of cats on the one property!
As ever, good shooting.
Cheers mate
Cats, thank you, your a national native wildlife HERO mate. I hope people notice what great condition the cats were in. I bet there wasn't a superb fairy wren colony for 5 kilometres in any direction and that's just the start of their carnage.
Thank you very much!
its good to see that there is still a hunting community in Australia . lots of positive comments
It's a strong minded bunch, but minority 😞
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK yes I know I just hope they don’t ban hunting on us
Hunting cats is a pleasant past time
Mate awesome scope cam footage. Love it. Keep up the great content and work. It is much appreciated
Thanks, will do!
Jeez mate, I'm so happy to hear you are still enjoying your shooting even though it's work. There are some nice shots in the clip and I take my hat off to you. Keep cleaning those effing moggies up.😊
Thanks mate
Not a shooter, but love watching your videos. Great job, very professional. Amazing and entertaining. Thankyou for not being WOKE!
Woke is one thing I'm not 😂
What does woke meen people, is it some new wave word, thanks cheers people 🤘
Thanks for the video of vermin pest control nicely done Mate ❤️❤️👍. Take care of yourself and family and friends and be Blessed ❤️❤️
Thanks, you too!
Thanks! and yet I’m thinking about - how to make ALL Australia cat-free?
Great idea! And I really appreciate the support 👌
Awesome equipment, hunting, shooting, (RUNNERS!!!) and production.
Appreciate it mate 👌
Stunning work Nathan, simply stunning. 👍👍
Many thanks!
I'm sure as hell glad you ain't shootin at me bud. You sir are a better than average shot for sure. I myself am a markesman. Been shootin since i was nine. I'm now 78 and still goi strong. cheers.
Fantastic shots on the run, great work mate !
Those Hornaday SSTs are wicked. 140 gr out of my .270, deadly accurate, and deadly results.
Keep at em, and keep up the awesome commentary!
Thanks, will do!
I’m heavily into conservation of our bush. Good job mate, keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Great work mate
Keep up the awesome work you’re doing
Need more people out there like you getting rid of these pests
Much appreciated
Well done mate.....9 feral cats down means you've probably saved 10k of natives over the next year. Great work
Thanks 👍
What a great start to the weekends viewing.....never seen you shoot so many cats. Winner!
I've honestly never shot that many myself
Great work on the pigs and feral moggies Nathan, those bloody cats are devastating our natives. Mate you sure can shoot 👍👍
Cheers Greg
Good job hats of to you fellow hunter im glad you are saving the lives of many birds god bless you
Thanks 👍
Yeah I must agree feral cats play havoc with native birds and animals 😊thanks for getting rid of them
😊😊 Some times the videos are so jammed packed I have to watch them twice, congratulations 😊😊
Glad you like them!
“Genetic Aiming Mark” almost got the coffee coming out of nose, not quite, but close!
Such amazing shooting and aim thanks for cleaning up some pest
Cheers
some buddies of mine are vertebrate pest controllers over here in WA, the difficulty getting decent rifles and the sheer impossibility of getting suppressors is just nuts. Clearly youre in nsw or qld running one.
Yes I'm in NSW, QLD is like WA with them unfortunately.
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK outrageous isnt it, given their complete insistence on occupational health and safety, mandating layer upon layer of laws around duty of care and PPE yet deny shooters both recreational, competitive and professional the means to better protect their hearing and the hearing of those around them. I think they should be almost mandatory at F class ranges etc. the governments of most states are beyond hypocritical, but maliciously when it comes to vetted and upstanding shooters.
Nice job keep laying them down. 👍up from America .
Thanks 👍
Love to know how many Native creatures you saved with that very successful shoot....well done!😎👍
Thanks 👍
Cheers Nathan..Always a Pleasure 😎👍Keep up the good work!
that leading shot was impressive, but the aiming mark comment almost made me laugh my beer out!
One of your best videos Nathan. Thanks for editing and sharing the footage, always fun to watch.
Really appreciate it mate 👌
Yet another fantastic video. Pests are pests pure and simple keep on smacking the invasives fella
Thanks, will do!
Great work yet again young Nathan, I loved that pig with the excess head pressure, the old googly eye yet again. One of them there cats looked like it had googly eye too 😂. A good night indeed old mate. Cheers from Dan.😁
There was a fair bit of the googly eye that night 😎
Thanks Nathan, you just saved 26,380 native animals by shooting those feral cats. Oh that's just in one year.. nice work.. native fauna salute you..
Crazy numbers eh
9 cats in one night, outstanding effort...well done.
Many thanks!
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACKyou do realize these are all bots right? You pay for that for comments and views or what? Lol
This is your bot speaking, yes, and the sun rises on the left 😆
Great show Nathan. The pigs seem to be everywhere, amazing. Top work on the cats mate. Keep it up 👍
Thanks, will do!
Cracking work again Nate, always a pleasure watching your videos, keep it up mate👍
Thanks, will do!
We have been travelling through outback Queensland and I’ve been surprised how many pigs we have seen!
Cats to, walking across the highway cool as.
The other day we drove past 3 piglets eating a dead kangaroo. I couldn’t believe it!
They love rotting meat 🤢
@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK really?
Great shooting Nathan what a heap of cats 👍
Cheers
I love cats. I have 2 indoor cats of my own. Cats should never be let outside at night. Both owners and cats should registered and neutered. ( just the cats )
What you are doing is a good thing.
Thanks for understanding the situation
you call yourself a catlover WOW do you get off seeing cats slaughtered
great dead cats = CHAMPION - i like other critters and NOT CATS - your doing a great job and service - thank you ! 9 cats HERO
Thanks mate 👌
Awesome video Nathan. Good to see a cricket score on the cats 🤙🏻
Keep up the good work
Thanks 👍
Thanks mate for helping Australia clean up these pests 👍
Happy to help 😎
Awesome shooting! Youve saved literally hundreds of native marsupials, reptiles and amphibians by shooting those cats. Hope you can beat that record by beaking the 10 mark!
I'm always keen to do that 💪
Nathan, your videos are always enjoyable to watch (over and over), best commando roll… I did have a good laugh while watching on the train. All the best for Xmas and 2024!
Thanks 👍
Top job on the cats! That first one was huge, the birds on that farm can definitely breathe a sigh of relief
Thanks mate 👌
The amount of cat mahem in this video is awesome. Made my friday night at work thats for sure
Anything, well nearly anything can improve a Friday night at work 😞
Thank you for another action packed video Nathan, well done.
Geoff. UK.
Glad you enjoyed it Geoff
I live in the south of America. We get a lot of rain during the summer season. Sometimes the police department target practices on wild hogs that have gotten stuck in the mud.
Thanks for your great work controling those invadors pls continue with that work
Holy catnip Batman, I can't believe how many cats there were. Well done, Nathan! And a really good? mix of ferals on that property.
Absolutely 👌
Great work mate, been watching your content for a while now and I myself do a bit of pest control over the pond in NZ. Totally agree about how much of a nuisance the pigs are. Keep up the good work😊
Thanks, will do!
Omg you shot a cat well 9 of them and it was bloody awesome to watch what a shoot Nath great stuff
Thanks mate 👌
So many f**ken cats! Good job Nathan!
Thanks 👍🏻
a great watch as always, makes my ratting look a bit lame but i do love watching your footage thanks (uk)
Thanks 👍
Another great hunt sir! I am hoping I am going to emulate some of your pig hunting on my brothers place with my 1943 full wood .303 in NZ labour weekend (21-23 October) No scope, just irons and my 174grain hand loads :D
I reckon that'll do the trick
Jealous
Daaamn i just cant hit the like boton more than once!!! Fantastic shooting..cheers from Argentina
Really appreciate that
Nice shooting. Your camera work is very good too.
Appreciate it mate 👌
Exemplary musketry skills, Mate. You are a damn good shot.....
Appreciate it mate 👌