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mespilus
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All the boys years ago had pitties, so there would be a pack of about 6 and cattle dogs and bitzas running a muck most weekends and on trips away. They all 99% of the time got on fine but if it ever did get over zealous with the PBs the only way to separate them was with a break stick or the only other thing I’ve seen work was not a finger but a hose up the arse and then turned on.
When hunting sometimes they could never get the the dogs off a kill so the dog still attached to the Roo would be thrown into the back of the Ute to follow the pack.
Never went on a hunt as it’s not my thing. But know of a couple of times when the Roos went down proper fighting.
Most notably was the time the dogs had chased some Roos into the bush and everyone chased, after awhile they could here the carnage and dogs yelping. When they came over the top they found a big Roo waist deep in a river sitting on its tail holding some dogs under the water with there strong limbs and ripping the others a new ahole with its massive claws.
Think they lost 3 dogs that day and I think that is what you call karma