Thread: Dogs in national parks

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

I once met a bloke who made hats out of wild cats he killed and sold them at markets, so the cat was the hat. He sold a lot of cat hats.

There was a bloke called Adam O'Neill who gave Dr John Walmsley the cat hat he wore to the tourist awards. I was extremely sympathetic to their reserve which kept foxes and feral cats out.

Originally Posted by LRJim

You cant shoot them in the suburbs, but council offer traps for you to catch and take them into the pound.
Can sure as hell shoot them on a farm though
From domestic animals act vic

That law is a old long standing law

Used this to my advantage years ago with the police present due to a neighbours 2 dogs mauling our sheep`s snout on a property i was on out west .
The neighbour was a weirdo so no lost sleep but the dogs were never a issue again

Otway national park, first time at Lake Elizabeth.

Big mofo dog staying in the RRC, in shade, going on the walk down to the lake to maybe see a platypus.

I catch and release them as part of work, but the girl I was with had never seen one in the pelt. You get the idea............................

200m ish from the carpark is a sign saying dogs on leash ok on the walk. Can't be stuffed going back to get Fido.

Check it it out on the net, still the go. I really don't know why. Maybe someone local with a bit of influence liked walking his pit bulls there or something.

DL

Originally Posted by Eevo

maybe its just SA then.

NOPE,
The SA book on the states NP’s and Desert Parks are very clear...... NO DOGS