Fellhoelter Pens - TiBolt Celtic Blue, Copper Topo & TinyBolt Fluted with FAP Cap

I tested this system for Russell Neale from Jende Industries Australia.

I offer knife sharpening services as a hobby. This system is very similar to my edge pro apex so my thoughts are based off them as a comparison.

I had a feeling, this was going to be a big day. How could things go wrong with Skunk and and the galoot Brandon with me?

From the wild country archives. More adventures with wild pigs, scrub bulls and dingoes before heading to the coast for some time in the wildest estuaries of the Central North of Queensland.

I was getting impatient but Skunk was playing it cool as usual. Brandon had his normal dopey grin on his dial and the little Zuke was running smooth enough to last another day. This was going to be a great trapline.

Here is another clip from the Wild Country archives. Bulls, Boars, Bucks and Barra with a couple of great hunters, Central Queensland Australia.

It was the first day out into the back country and that means anything can and does happen. It certainly was a day of surprises.

Here is the second section of our 1999 classic.
We head up to Lotus Bird Lodge at Princess Charlotte Bay, then down to Niall Station for chital and back for another scrub bull.

This was our first Northern trapping program for quite a few months. The first calves were on the ground but not a single wild dog had been seen by the landholders. Could we pull a good tally? Skunk was keen and confident so how could we fail?

Well here is one from the archives!!
Filmed close to 25 years ago, before being produced on VHS, so not many people will have seen it. My apologies for the lower quality of footage and some sound removed due to copyright issues.

Do you sometimes get the feeling that you have just arrived too late?
This was one of those times.

Often we are asked, "Is this your real job?", "where do you live?" or even, "are you saying you don't watch TV?". Well, here is a glimpse into how, where and why Judy and I live life the way we do. This is the "Glenfiddich Lodge", way up in the headwater country of the Brisbane Valley.