Malcolm Douglas - Australia - Kakadu To The Kimberley (Part 1) 1987

Malcolm travels to Kakadu National Park at the end of the wet season. From a helicopter he films the teeming wildlife. After reaching the Mitchell Falls on the Kimberley Plateau, Malcolm surveys the crocodile population along the coast.

[@mrkanangra]

I'm in my 50's now, but this never get's old!. I remember as a teen in the 80's how much I looked forward to these Malcolm Douglas "specials" on Channel 7 on a Saturday night!!!!.....

[@Sion_Revan]

Bush Tucker man and Frank Warwick's The world around us, always made sure to watch every episode.

[@asimally9468]

AWESOME DOC....

[@brynmitchell5774]

Malc makes modern day survivalists look like children.

[@Heopful]

Heaps of these types out there. No one worth their salt calls themselves a survivalist or learns of CZcams tho

[@NearlyNativeNursery]

What amazing great guy to pick a 8' live Crocodile and huge it. I enjoy the Malcolm's adventure travels and camping. He lived the life I have dreamed of. Hope to sail our boat to circumnavigate Australia and visit Kimberly in approx three years.

[@tonyallen8626]

It was a Goanna

[@tonyfranks9551]

Been there and wanna go back....amazing country

[@michaelhamer1277]

great videos these...thanks...

[@Ty-dz9ed]

Reminds me as a teenager watching these vids..Keep them coming mate 👌

[@niklashall5969]

Jack Absalom did it in a 1980's Mitsubishi Magna wagon.

[@michaelbutler1557]

Jack had good documentaries also.

[@michaelbutler1557]

Jack had good documentaries also.

[@michaelbutler1557]

Jack had good documentaries also.

[@michaelbutler1557]

Good earthy documentaries.

[@begbieyabass]

I used to work in Bow River Diamond mine and spent many Sundays fishing at Lake Argyle from the tray of an F100 ute.

[@jeffe6338]

The intro music is killer

[@stephanievegter5438]

🇿🇦♥️

[@nightcrawler731]

Totally tubular

[@chrisblester37]

Be nice to have a few buffalo for meat but not the large numbers to cause to much damage a nice balance

[@TasHikingAdventures]

part 1 by you part 2 by bobby haha thanks boyz done well

[@Subtropic9]

Old mate just stands in croc infested waters like yeah nah she'll be right

[@Bro_dye]

at that time they werent TOO many but they were still around

[@Bro_dye]

especially around kakadu though, there was still heaps, crazy stuff

[@iainsmith2856]

My parent used to water ski around Darwin and some of the rivers in the 70's. If crocs were there they knew people/boats = death.

[@Bro_dye]

@@iainsmith2856 absolutely

[@michaeltaylor1292]

That 44 is a death trap.

[@richardirmler435]

Jack died shortly after this trip. It was all too much for him.

[@lucusinfabula]

3:53 impediment to fish migration

[@greendeane1]

Horsemeat is tasty.

[@chrisblester37]

So is human but we don't eat it horses have served man for 1000s of years and have earned the right not to be eaten like dogs .Only mungral people and races eat Horses Dogs or people

[@Heopful]

@@chrisblester37 that's just city dweller talk from someone who hasn't butchered an animal themselves. You've probably eaten it at some point anyway it's in heap of shit

[@JacobafJelling]

Epic docu, but toxic music

[@VaxtorT]

Thumbs down for the claim of rock art being 10 to 20 thousand years old. Total bullshit!

[@lanzcarter3601]

How old then?

[@johnsononey]

Please dont say millions like an evolutionist tard . We all are from monkey soup or a rock . lol

[@barry4207]

@@lanzcarter3601 It doesn't matter how old he thinks. The earth isn't that old.

[@spegmatica]

how much of what was he doing to those landrovers to accomplish these trips?

[@P-U-S-S]

bring in some tagged cougars and lions. thatll keep the number in check wont it?