SouthAussie
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He has experience hunting himself.
I wouldn't assume that Russell was a hunter. Or familiar with how to load and fire that shotgun, in the dark, as he was 'walking away from just stealing it'. Even Dermot Dann didn't try to allude to that kind of familiarity.
The reason that Russell knew that area well is because he was a former logger. And he had helped build the Zeka Spur Track.
Police said Mr Hill, a former logger who knew the area well ....
Russell Hill was a bushman, a former contract logger who helped to build one of the main tracks into the valley.
Police say drone could hold vital clues about disappearance of elderly campers
Police say a Victorian man who went missing, along with a close friend, during a camping trip a month ago was "meticulous" in the bush. But they still haven't worked out what started the fire that destroyed the pair's campsite.
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Could police be close to learning the secrets buried in this remote corner of the Victorian high country?
It's been a long 18 months for the family of Russell Hill and Carol Clay as they wait to find out exactly what happened out in the remote high country where they disappeared.
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