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25.01.2022 Couple of nice boars Beau! #huntingdogsaustralia #ozziedoggers

23.01.2022 #Bullarabs #huntingdogs #Australia

23.01.2022 Not good - NT dog owners beware. https://www.abc.net.au//northern-territory-exotic/12997140

22.01.2022 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! to all our members and their families. If you are travelling these holidays, please stop, revive, survive and Stay safe in the field. Happy dogging!!

18.01.2022 Just a reminder if you are having a hard time, need to talk , or have a mate that seems a bit down - please reach out and ask R U OK ? this day and any day.

13.01.2022 Thats a thick hog! well done #huntingdogsaustralia #bullarabs

13.01.2022 Bit more $$$ than a pigdog #workingdogs

12.01.2022 We have limited numbers of merchandise packs available just in time for Christmas, order now and will be posted by Monday 14th December. Members $80 VIP Members $70... *postage included in price. Available in the shop at https://www.ozziedoggers.com.au/forum/index.php If ordering please select pack by shirt size.

11.01.2022 Written permission conditions changing from next week The general written permission conditions will change from next week, giving you more clarity around r...ules for State forest hunting. These are the standard conditions that apply to all State forest hunting. Some changes for pig doggers include: the ability to hunt at night with dogs whilst having a firearm or bows stored securely no longer required to have UHF radio when hunting at night can now hunt alone at night with dogs, no longer need to be part of a group. The conditions also now include information regarding the use of drones while hunting on public land. It is important that you familiarise yourself with the amended conditions before you head out to hunt. You must also read your written permission carefully for any specific conditions relating to the forest you have booked. You can read the full written permission conditions on our website www.dpi.nsw.gov.au//permission-conditions-hunting-in-nsw-s. Please note, written permission conditions published in the NSW Game Hunting Guide are now out of date.

11.01.2022 The Estimates of the 2019 deer harvest in Victoria shows that there were 5,190 licensed hound hunters in Victoria last year. It is estimated that about 46 per c...ent (2,361) of hound hunters actively hunted during 2019, and that an average of 10.5 deer were harvested per active hunter. About 57% of the deer harvested by hound hunters in 2019 were female. In 2018, the research approach was revised to improve the accuracy of estimating the harvest of Sambar Deer with hounds. The report shows an increase in both the number of licensed hound hunters and deer harvested from the previous survey. A special thank you to all hunters who participated in the research and for providing the GMA with important information about hound hunting trends in Victoria. For more information or to read the 2019 deer harvest report visit: https://bit.ly/3lqoUYg

11.01.2022 Are your vehicle and dog details on your written permission correct? When booking a hunt, you are required provide the following information, which is recor...ded on your written permission: details of the vehicle you will be travelling in, including make, model, colour and registration number details of your hunting dogs, including breed, sex, colour and microchip number. If you encounter a hunting inspector while hunting, they’ll check to make sure the details you provided on your written permission are accurate. If these details change before or during your hunt, you must amend your permission with the new details and download an updated version. You only need to record information about dogs that will assist you while hunting; companion animals do not need to be included on your permission. You can now easily amend vehicle and dog details your written permission, even after your hunt has commenced! To make these changes on your written permission: 1. Log on to Online Licence Holder Services Portal 2. Go to the second menu option: ‘Amend, reprint or cancel a booking’. 3. Click on the permit number of your current written permission and then select the ‘Amend Permit’ button. This will take you into written permission booking system where you need to follow the booking process steps until you get to the ‘Written permission details’ screen. 4. Follow the booking process like you would when you book a hunt until you get to the ‘Written permission details’ screen. On this screen you can now update the vehicle or dogs you will be using on your hunt. 5. After you have updated or selected the new vehicle or dogs you will be using, continue through the booking process to be issued with your updated written permission. You will need to either download or screenshot the first two pages of the written permission onto your mobile device. Log in to Online Licence Holder Services here - www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/hunting/online-services

09.01.2022 Operation Ambush at Oberon Chifley Police District Rural Crime Investigators (RCI) from Bathurst and Dubbo continued operations targeting illegal hunting and ...trespassing in the Oberon area over the weekend of the 31st of October this year. Operation Ambush is a local operation which is ongoing in the western region. Officers patrolled national parks and other rural areas targeting illegal hunting and trespassing and rural stock theft. A number of vehicles were stopped, and occupants spoken to and searched. RCI’s also conducted random breath tests. Infringement notices were issued in respect to driving a vehicle unlicensed and having an unregistered dog.

09.01.2022 Night time pig hunters, we have some good news! The recently revised written permission conditions have introduced a few positive changes for night-time pig hun...ters. The changes for R-Licence holders include: No longer required to hunt with another licence holder when hunting pigs at night with dogs No longer required to carry a UHF radio You can now have your securely stored firearms and hunting equipment in your vehicle so you can more easily move from daytime to night-time hunting! You can view the revised written permission conditions on our website www.dpi.nsw.gov.au//permission-conditions-hunting-in-nsw-s. R-Licence hunters must read, understand and comply with the new conditions at all times when hunting on public land in NSW. Please note: the written permission conditions published in the NSW Game Hunting Guide are now superseded.

08.01.2022 Brute! Nice one Reece #huntingdogsaustralia #aussiedogger

04.01.2022 On this day, 14th November 1939, the world's oldest dog on record, a Blue Heeler named 'Bluey', dies, aged 29 years. The Blue Heeler is a hardy breed of dog dev...eloped in Australia. Also known as the Australian Cattle dog, the Blue Heeler was developed by colonists in the 1800s by crossing Dingo-blue merle Collies to Dalmatians and black and tan Kelpies. This produced an excellent working dog, capable of driving large herds of cattle through the harsh conditions of the outback. According to Guinness World Records, the world's oldest known dog was a Blue Heeler, appropriately named "Bluey", owned by Les Hall of Rochester in the Australian state of Victoria. Born on 7 June 1910, Bluey died on 14 November 1939 at the age of twenty-nine years, five months, and seven days. Pictured: Bluey. Wikimedia.