Brendan's Blog

Day 2 of the website.

Most people by now should be fully aware of the website is up and running, and although there has been a couple of teething problems everything seems to be going okay. The main problem seems to be some defence people are having trouble using the URL http...

Published Thu, Jul 03 2008 11:06 AM by Brendan

Filed under: day 2, give aways, stubbies coolers, Platinum tusk member, administrator

Hunting in the rain

Sitting here today listening to the rain come down on the tin roof above me, it kind of makes me think of all the times I've been out hunting in the rain and I must say that these were the most successful and productive days that I have ever had....

Published Tue, Jul 08 2008 7:54 PM by Brendan

Filed under: snow, rain

Oz Hunter going from strength to strength. Stats stats and more stats.

Figured as you guys are members who are interested in how successful the website has been since its creation only three and a bit weeks ago. On average we have over 10,643 hits a day or 319,319 hits in total which equates to around 200 visitors a day...

Published Tue, Jul 29 2008 10:35 AM by Brendan

It's a dog's tail!!!! Climbing stairs, leads, toilets, grabbing and holding and more - Part 4

Since my last blog Scarlet has come along in leaps and bounds and as I wrote about in my last blog I have been doing extra training on the lead as well as in forcing sit and stay techniques. It seems like ages ago that Scarlet was unable to be walked...

Published Tue, Jul 29 2008 9:18 AM by Brendan

Four-wheel driving, feral pigs and more.....

Sunday I was set to go for a drive were some friends of mine out to the back of the Brindabella ranges on to McIntyre's hut and flea Creek. It was going to be a nice casual drive through the bush and checkouts and great scenery and meet some great...

Published Thu, Jul 17 2008 2:54 PM by Brendan

Filed under: 4x4ing, four wheel driving, recovery, feral pigs

Wild dog attacks up 20% this year.

It seems to me everywhere I go and everyone I speak to his having a great deal problem with wild dogs. The wild dog attacks are up 20% this year with an estimated cost of $33 million in lost livestock in Queensland alone. Just last weekend I was reading...

Published Thu, Jul 24 2008 8:27 AM by Brendan

Filed under: wild dogs, feral dogs, national parks, importation, dog attacks

The site is up and running

What can I say, it has taken me some time over the last month or so getting this new website up and running. I must say that I am happy with the results. The new site will give us all the ability to share our photos and file with each other, and share...

Published Wed, Jul 02 2008 7:52 PM by Brendan

Filed under: ozhunter.com, new website

Feral Pig v's Bull bar

I whipped out the other day to set the pig trap after a fantastic day Skiing in the snow. While the rain was coming down out side of the Hilux and the outside temp around 4 degrees, the heater in the car was just about unbearable but it was something...

Published Sat, Jul 03 2010 7:20 PM by Brendan

Pig traps - Stage 1

Stage one of the pig trapping has commenced. I popped down and purchased a MIG welder , a heap of iron and a whole heap of ideas. With some assistance from maverick, we have welded up three quarters of one trap and hope to finish the rest of them off...

Published Wed, Jun 02 2010 10:10 AM by Brendan

Filed under: feral pigs, pig hunting dog, pig traps, hog trap, feral hogs, pig trap, hog traps, pig trapping, hog trapping

Once apon a time there was a happy feral pig family until one day....

Brendan decided to create a pig trap so he could wreck the inner fabric of the pig community. Until this day Brendan didn't have the capability to create such a beast as it required a welder, steel and a heap of skill. Brendan knew that he could go...

Published Sat, Jul 10 2010 5:11 AM by Brendan

Filed under: feral pigs, hog trap, feral hogs, pig trap, pig trapping, hog trapping

We have a winner.

As everyone should be aware by now we have drawn the two winners of the Leatherman Surges and have published the results under our forum section called winners. To view this forum you will have to be logged in as this is to protect my e-mail address which...

Published Tue, Jul 22 2008 11:01 AM by Brendan

Feral horses, wild pigs, winches, four-wheel driving and ...

A couple of weeks ago I and a few mates had the opportunity to go out hunting at the weekend. The location was going to be just west of the Brindabella ranges at a camp out of Canberra, originally forecast was a fine and sunny but as the day slowly approached...

Published Fri, Aug 15 2008 7:49 AM by Brendan

Do you have a full life.

The last few weeks have just been crazy, as there is lots to do a little time to do all them. I have also spent the last few weeks talking with a heap of our members, along with having the opportunity to meet with a member from Northern Territory while...

Published Mon, Aug 25 2008 12:42 PM by Brendan

Filed under: hunting, australian bush, reason for hunting

The future of hunting and shooting in Australia

There is been some debate recently both in the media and on this website about the future of our sport. It has made me sit back and think about the future of hunting and shooting in Australia. By its very nature, hunting and shooting is heavily regulated...

Published Wed, Nov 26 2008 10:08 AM by Brendan

Secrets to bagging a Deer in the up and coming deer season.

The start of the New Year represents the start of a great up and coming year of hunting. First of all I would like to say happy New Year to everybody and hope the Christmas period was relaxing and enjoyable. In the first part of this year we will see...

Published Fri, Jan 16 2009 2:06 PM by Brendan

Filed under: deer, tips and tricks

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