Thanks 🙏🏼! Appreciate your time to send me a message! Enjoy the videos

Any gold fields where there is a creek! Not sure of specifics, but every hole drilled In Australia is free to the public so allot of info out there mate! Good luck

There’s a heap on my page and a heap more to come in between my other hobbies! Glad you enjoyed it- there’s a whole gold video playlist you can look through! Appreciate the feedback!

Thanks mate! Yeah was lucky to get back and save him before somone got him.

Was nice mate, fun to be back out having a look!

@@FollowingABrokenCompass be up there in warmer times Did they want to charge you to camp ?? New owners now I might see Mick at the old shed stay with him He is a nice bloke cheers 🍻

Thanks man! Pretty fun little hobbie

Yeeew

Thanks mate! Was allot of laughs and fun

@@FollowingABrokenCompass missed the premiere 😢. About to watch now. Took my tinnie for a fang around Lake Narracan 👌. Didn’t miss a beat🤘

Yes very legal

Thanks mate!

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Mine came out soft. All I did was get a little ozito cheap sander and roughed it up to give some texture. I believe sometimes you need to use a board again and re break but each time the leather lube has done the job for me

Thanks mate! Thanks for sharing

Thanks mate!!! Slowly growing- if you guys that enjoy it plaster it around social media Facebook and Instagram I would be stoked! Thanks for commenting!

Yeah it’s pretty fun, still figuring it all out but that thing was mental! It’s allot bigger than that!

Thanks mate! Was a crazy find!!!!

If you find my other video on crystals you will see I originally went searching due to the gold that should be in these creeks. As my preferred method is to snorkel for it and there was no bedrock, I spent my day walking around the streams and noticed a heap of diggings and some crystal like rock in the stream. After a fluke of a first attempt just scratching a tiny bit in an already found hole I found one. Now I just rinse and repeat, the area is known for crystals you just got to keep going till you get one- big long days but when you hit one it’s amazing

Thanks mate? The link to the shop? It should be fixed now.

Let me know……yeeew

Thanks mate, means allot. Appreciate your time to stop and comment too

Thanks man! Was a hard one to edit, almost didn’t put it up. Still can’t believe I finally got him!

Thanks mate, appreciate the time to make a comment and appreciate the feedback. This one I made for myself as a great memeory to one day look back on- I wish somehow I could have put all the years and kms and days spent looking for a deer like this!

Yeah point taken. And great advice- I should keep my frustrations to myself. I might try to see if I can take that from the video.

Thanks for that, it really is a great point as we are a whole. I could have used better words.

Yeah nice! I just got some new stuff sent from a company called @highcalibrehunting keen to try it out next time

@@FollowingABrokenCompass yeah I was looking at them. Let me know how they go bro.

Yeah it’s super strange, I think they just learn well. Once the hunting pressure increases your in all sorts of trouble. I found nz with a bow really hard they run at any movement. I suppose that’s why allot of guys shoot across long distances for them

Yeah they are pains of things here in Australia too

Northern nsw tablelands

@@FollowingABrokenCompass damn why nobody out hunting WA lol

I’m in Australia, they are a huge threat to our freshwater waterways due to their prolific breeding compared to our natives. In times of drought and low water the carp suffocate the areas left, where as usually our big cod etc just stay put and own a hole each, with the carp they then take all the oxygen out and nothing survives besides them as they can practically live in mud.

Thanks man, was a hard video to piece together glad you like it! Thanks for commenting

Thanks man. I love hunting and I liked what the music did with the other of my passions -making clips. Sorry ya didn’t like it, I got mainly positive feedback on it, but appreciate the feedback back. I hope non of my other hunts are like this and it’s just action no tragic stuff hahahahah! Cheers mate

Wild hey. I listened to a podcast the other day and a guy had the exact same thing practically happen. They go back to there hinds / rub tree sometimes, something I’ll always check again if it happens. I was blown away by how far he went each time.

Thanks mate! There’s apart of me that wants to start the 4 years again and apart of me that’s glad it’s over 🤣🤣

Mental hey, get on and send a letter there are many forums that help draft! I have done one for every family member haha it’s Actually scary.

@@FollowingABrokenCompass yeah I’m definitely going to do that. It’s just ridiculous how they can do it. Very disappointing. I could go hunt anytime I want with a rifle but hunting with a bow takes time, skill and patience. Things politicians don’t understand

Hunting can be a roller coaster and losing a trophy animal one of the worst scenarios emotionally. It’s very hard not to entertain negativity but in spite of that you persisted and it paid off. Well done….another series of lessons learnt…another story to tell. A trophy to prove it. And the landowner rewarded for his faith in you to do the right thing.

@gordonwells1626 yeah mate, all of the above and more. It was a well earnt animal and the first guy that let me hunt and my still only place I am allowed to hunt solo. All other trips have been a friend inviting me so it made this all that much better. I also just hunted solo till I got a deer. Wanted to learn it all myself, been a wild ride and funny that once that chital dropped they just kept coming. This one is extra special, the hours spent and the long drives out and back to think of everything I did right and wrong just made this two days feel like a week. Dunno if you watched my nz red stag one, but this was a month after. The thought of losing two was hurting my brain! Appreciate the comment mate! Have a great weekend

Thanks mate! Yeah I think people don’t realise how long an hour or two is looking for a deer yet alone that long! But after 4 years I wasn’t leaving till I found him. Appreciate the comment

Yeah mate, was my first mining gig hahaha

@@FollowingABrokenCompass how crazy is that. We crossed paths briefly way back then when I started working for them too. I'm now living just south of Brisbane. I randomly came across your channel so I'm subscribed now haha

@christianhendry7136 hahaha nice one man! Well I’m back in the seedy mines cause a builder stole all my money. This is to keep me occupied on the planes and after work! Hope ya doing well man!

Lucky we had everything in waterproof boxes, just a mattress and some other stuff….almost drained enough to start cleaning

Thanks mate, was a wild emotional ride, wasn’t long after coming back from nz and I was at an all time low after losing that big boy- I thought it was a repeat.

What a joke hey, after the fish came in the driveway I was like “oh well, people need to see this” hahaha wish I thought of the bow sooner

@@FollowingABrokenCompass classic mate great outlook, floods are very stressful time mighty buller river we were lucky to be in a old house high up on piles all our neighbours houses flooded, i put my waders on to walk out and carry my grandad inside after they finally made him evacuate his place across from esturay was safe to he had a good night with grandkids watching footy, im building a house for us up high on a hill at the moment, had pre line inspection today and into the gib, id be spewing to have belongings wet good on you for your positive attitude🏕

Hope you’re all good. Yeah that was an insane amount of rain the neighbours had 270 in the gauge! This wasn’t even river water just surface water

Another kick in the guts- been a mentally shit few years behind the scenes. All good- get lemons make lemonade

@@FollowingABrokenCompass yea bud only way to be take it easy aye hopefully the rain has moved sum nuggets bout fir u

@@jamierobertson3295 thanks mate! Bigger about the goat. I don’t think people realise how hard it is to find an expired animal in the bush sometimes. Appreciate your time to comment

I don’t think crabs would even eat them 🤣🤣🤣 those carp are actually one fish that’s no good for anything! Yeah maybe, might have to head in there next break!

Yeah allot of rain hey

True that. Crazy amount of rain.

Thanks mate! Appreciate the kind words

Thanks mate! Was a slog but glad to get the monkey off the back, if it dragged on any longer I dunno if I could have kept it up! Was many slow slow hunts out there trying to learn

@@FollowingABrokenCompass ya done well to follow up on him it’s hard but worth it all in the end and again well done on a bloody nice stag keep up the good work 👍

Thanks mate! Appreciate the comment . Yeah I got back into this from a child hood hobbie about 5 years ago and this was the first place I saw a deer and the first Rusa I have taken- so was thrilled, but can agree after hunting a. Few other places that it is bloody hard yaka hahah