fishead
Well-Known Member
Howdy folks, finally got a boy bhp for my girls last week. It's a two year old of about five and a half feet purchased from Snakes NT - who by the way were really great to deal with and I have no hesitation in recommending.
My girls comprise of one light coloured Queenslander and an NT cross Queensland - also light coloured. The male NT is actually darker than both the girls.
I've caught and handled four wild bhps in my annual bowhunting/fishing jaunts in NT and far north QLD and could see little difference in colouration. Obviously there is individual variation in any population and Pilbarra bhps are geographically isolated from the rest of the population but as there's no bhp border check between QLD and NT do you guys think there is any real differentiation between QLD and NT bhps?
Now to the point of my post. I'm told that my male NT may not show any interest in my girl QLD, is this true?
Regards, Steve.
My girls comprise of one light coloured Queenslander and an NT cross Queensland - also light coloured. The male NT is actually darker than both the girls.
I've caught and handled four wild bhps in my annual bowhunting/fishing jaunts in NT and far north QLD and could see little difference in colouration. Obviously there is individual variation in any population and Pilbarra bhps are geographically isolated from the rest of the population but as there's no bhp border check between QLD and NT do you guys think there is any real differentiation between QLD and NT bhps?
Now to the point of my post. I'm told that my male NT may not show any interest in my girl QLD, is this true?
Regards, Steve.