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LandyAndy
21st February 2014, 07:43 PM
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LandyAndy
21st February 2014, 07:46 PM
Not a big fan of the drumlines myself,but something had to be done.
It seems MR Great White who gets the blame for being the no1 people eater is yet to get tricked into a dead bait.
Andrew
Ean Austral
21st February 2014, 09:01 PM
Some people would see that and say that they must have a shark i.d booklet that only has 3 pictures in it and if they cant tell its classed as a tiger shark, or the worlds population of tiger shark lives between lancelin and augusta in WA.
Must be lotsa seals around this year to keep Mr White Pointer happy.
Cheers Ean
LandyAndy
21st February 2014, 09:17 PM
This bloke got out of the water before he got munched!!!!!
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Andrew
Chops
21st February 2014, 09:45 PM
Andy, how come some are destroyed and some are'nt?
Is it just because they're over 3mts, or are there other factors that come into it too?
My eyes are'nt the best, but I cant see any that are smaller that have been detroyed. So, I'm assuming its the case, but what made them decide that was the magic figure to start with?
We watched the big seal on TV the other night,,, an awesome sight to have seen on a beach for those there :). We were down at Warnambool (Great Ocean Road, Vic) a couple of years ago, and they had a baby seal hanging out in the harbour which decided to come up onto the jetty/boatramp. Fun to watch, very friendly, had people mezmorized for ages. Was good to see. :D
d@rk51d3
21st February 2014, 10:15 PM
Under 3 metres are tagged and released.
LandyAndy
22nd February 2014, 01:33 PM
Yes,under 3m tagged/released.The ones under 3m marked as dead have died before release.
Andrew
fatcat
23rd March 2014, 10:14 PM
Makes me wonder how many are caught off SE QLD, thats where i swim.
Chenz
24th March 2014, 11:50 AM
I can't see what all the Greenie hullabaloo is about. They are only culling certain sharks over a certain size on a very small percentage of the WA coast near popular swimming beaches where attacks have occurred.
For the other 99% of the coast - and it is a big area, the big fish in grey suits can swim and munch away to their little heart's content.
Some sanity must prevail and while I agree it is the shark's domain, little Mr & Mrs Jones and kiddies should be able to swim on a beach with some confidence in the fact that they are not going to end up as the first course.
As for imbecile surfers who go out at dawn or dusk on their own and get eaten, then the sharks are just acting as natural selectors and taking these morons out of the gene pool.
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