Wild dogs, meet a couple of bad asses | PICTURES

By Anthony Bunn
Updated October 16 2013 - 9:15am, first published 12:00am
Livestock Health and Pest Authority ranger Mic McFarlane has brought in 19 donkeys from the NT to be used as guard animals in a trial for protecting stock from wild dogs. Pictures: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Livestock Health and Pest Authority ranger Mic McFarlane has brought in 19 donkeys from the NT to be used as guard animals in a trial for protecting stock from wild dogs. Pictures: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
The donkeys being mustered.
The donkeys being mustered.
The donkeys being mustered.
The donkeys being mustered.
A donkey being used as a guard animal near Holbrook.
A donkey being used as a guard animal near Holbrook.
A donkey being used as a guard animal near Holbrook.
A donkey being used as a guard animal near Holbrook.
19 donkeys have been brought from the NT in a trial for protecting stock from wild dogs.
19 donkeys have been brought from the NT in a trial for protecting stock from wild dogs.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
19 donkeys have been brought from the NT in a trial for protecting stock from wild dogs.
19 donkeys have been brought from the NT in a trial for protecting stock from wild dogs.
19 donkeys have been brought from the NT in a trial for protecting stock from wild dogs.
19 donkeys have been brought from the NT in a trial for protecting stock from wild dogs.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane with the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane with the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane training the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane with the donkeys.
Ranger Mic McFarlane with the donkeys.

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