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Created by warwickl warwickl  > 9 months ago, 7 Sep 2015
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warwickl
warwickl

NSW

2357 posts

7 Sep 2015 6:31pm
Now there is a proposal to cull kangaroos.

Should humans just adapt as the risk would have been know?

I think it's best just to be one one the popular species.

Yes a tough one I acknowledge but I would like my family, friends and myself to be able to surf in reasonable safety.



Craig66
Craig66

NSW

2466 posts

7 Sep 2015 7:09pm
Are they going to teach kangaroos to surf ?

Little Jon
Little Jon

NSW

2115 posts

7 Sep 2015 7:30pm
What about the polio virus, it has a right to live too
SandS
SandS

VIC

5904 posts

7 Sep 2015 7:49pm
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warwickl said..
Now there is a proposal to cull kangaroos.

Should humans just adapt as the risk would have been know?

I think it's best just to be one one the popular species.

Yes a tough one I acknowledge but I would like my family, friends and myself to be able to surf in reasonable safety.






i agree , i want to surf safely , without fear of being leapt on by Skippy !!!!!
kk
kk

kk

WA

953 posts

7 Sep 2015 6:00pm
I'm told...............that Kangaroo numbers are much larger than they would be naturally. The reason being access to year round water by way of stock troughs and the amount grass available due to clearing. Add to this a large number of small farms being bought by city farmers who don't stock the properties and don't do their own culling to feed the dogs and guess what each doe has 3 joeyes on the go at anyone time.

I know my car insurance premium increased $100 last year alone due to kangaroo numbers in my area.
Chris6791
Chris6791

WA

3271 posts

7 Sep 2015 6:02pm
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kk said..
I'm told...............that Kangaroo numbers are much larger than they would be naturally. The reason being access to year round water by way of stock troughs and the amount grass available due to clearing. Add to this a large number of small farms being bought by city farmers who don't stock the properties and don't do their own culling to feed the dogs and guess what each doe has 3 joeyes on the go at anyone time.
I know my car insurance premium increased $100 last year alone due to kangaroo numbers in my area.



What, kangaroos can drive? and get insurance too?
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

7 Sep 2015 6:17pm
What is the best boosting kangaroo?
Rails
Rails

QLD

1371 posts

8 Sep 2015 6:23am
Red kangaroos hop along on their powerful hind legs and do so at great speed. A red kangaroo can reach speeds of over 35 miles (56 kilometers) an hour. Their bounding gait allows them to cover 25 feet (8 meters) in a single leap and to jump 6 feet (1.8 meters) high.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

8 Sep 2015 7:02am
Anyway - now there is a proposal to cull kangaroos.

Like we haven't been doing that in the last 100 years.... so what is the story warwick?
rockmagnet
rockmagnet

QLD

1458 posts

8 Sep 2015 9:33am
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Rails said..
Red kangaroos hop along on their powerful hind legs and do so at great speed. A red kangaroo can reach speeds of over 35 miles (56 kilometers) an hour. Their bounding gait allows them to cover 25 feet (8 meters) in a single leap and to jump 6 feet (1.8 meters) high.


Well then, they definitely need insurance and a crash helmet should be mandatory
Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

8 Sep 2015 9:56am
as long as my patch of water will not be infested with swimming kanguroo I would not worry mandatory life jackets for them




but there are already signs on Coomera river waring about crossing kanguroo

that must be the same wag hanging signs about jumping koalas on my street.




Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

8 Sep 2015 10:04am

good choice we have



jonnulla
jonnulla

NSW

74 posts

8 Sep 2015 10:27am
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Macroscien said..

good choice we have





And my favourite in the daintree rainforest (slightly doctored by some funny bugger)


GalahOnTheBay
GalahOnTheBay

NSW

4188 posts

8 Sep 2015 5:25pm
1) teach roos to swim
2) teach roos to surf
3) surfing roos get eaten by sharks
4) safer for surfers, safer for drivers

warwickl
warwickl

NSW

2357 posts

8 Sep 2015 5:38pm
Best reply so far Galah

But just maybe the roos will get in a few good punches and kicks thereby acting as a natural deterrent.

Woops I am wrong roos should not got into the sharks natural environment.
the truth
the truth

QLD

189 posts

8 Sep 2015 5:51pm
due to the sharks penchant to expand food groups (latest reported was camel) this idea may work with mutual benefits to all albeit the slower roo's
JulianRoss
JulianRoss

WA

544 posts

8 Sep 2015 4:30pm
just tie a slow roo to your leggy. problem solved.
fingerbone
fingerbone

NSW

921 posts

8 Sep 2015 7:52pm



Beersy
Beersy

TAS

753 posts

8 Sep 2015 8:25pm
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Little Jon said..
What about the polio virus, it has a right to live too


Viruses are not actually considered "life" by most scientists... Maybe Salmonella is a better argument.
Vince68
Vince68

WA

675 posts

8 Sep 2015 7:30pm
Roo tastes good plus their nut-sack make good purses
Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

8 Sep 2015 7:40pm
they say great white sharks have more chance of being killed by lightning
than eaten by a Drunk kangaroo driving a vending machine .
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

8 Sep 2015 9:45pm
Yeah but don't you think we should let in more roos from europe and stuff... and less of the roos from the incompatibe religionous areas like iraqi and syrian?
they wont assimilate



Buster fin
Buster fin

WA

2597 posts

1 Oct 2015 7:17pm
Meanwhile, inland...
"Feral horses to be culled in north Queensland after teen's death on Bruce Highway"
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