Ferals hogging a bush area for the summer. What would you do?

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Originally Posted by digger

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

only if they have cloven feet, otherwise you have to get RSPCA :o

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But you need to shoot them to get their shoes off to see their feet???:twisted::eek:

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You can usually tell if they have cloven feet by the way they stand!

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Originally Posted by Grants

If no one at home I would do a busy bee and pick up all rubbish around ( and then some) and then put it somewhere safe from native fauna, like,.. in the nearby canvas receptical

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This idea spaced evenly across the floor so not enough room to lie down, along with a hand from Tarzan's monkey grip will help make the point. I have also heard that toilet paper sticks very well to walls or roofs with a bit of moisture. Another fun summer option is a few handfuls of bait fish or roadkill, a bucket of water spilt, whoops, and seal up the tent.

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Sad to read about it. Fix it by taking a photo of the site with vehicle rego. Forward it to NP rangers. With the gps location included. Their lack of care and attention at the site may lead to a forest fire. Report it. I would also bet that the vehicle is not road worthy and the EPA needs to know about it. The system can manage them they just need to be told and given some assistance. A few fines for the litter and a vehicle roadworthy may slow them down.

Most of all stay clean and keep our bush clean.

Good Luck

Do all what everyone has suggested, but do future generations of decent park users a favour, find out when they are asleep and sneak into the tent, grab the head bucks's oysters and snip them off. Not being able to breed the species will eventually die out :twisted:

To be quite honest, all you need is to man up, collect your mates with the same values, and front them, who ever is left standing wins. It is called the Qld way. ;) Bob

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Annoying as they may be, I don't think we should be advocating stealing people's possessions. :o

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I don't think anyone was advocating theft.

Fire, sure. Seems reasonable. Best way to deal with an obvious health hazard.

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Originally Posted by London Boy

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Annoying as they may be, I don't think we should be advocating stealing people's possessions.

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I don't think anyone was advocating theft.

Fire, sure. Seems reasonable. Best way to deal with an obvious health hazard.

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I would disagree!

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Originally Posted by Casper

Take up a trailer and organise a spot to hide it.

When they are not there, clean up the site removing any sign they were ever there.

When they complain that all their stuff has been stolen and your camp is set up there, tell them there was nothing there when you got there but a DSE truck was driving out when you came in.

That should sort it out and then just drop their stuff off at the local tip on the way home....

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

I would disagree!

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That's not theft, it's............. keeping Australia beautiful. ;)

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Originally Posted by d@rk51d3

That's not theft, it's............. keeping Australia beautiful. ;)

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So maybe we need to do it on Clean Up Australia Day, then it'd be O.K. ;)

Sounds like a plan. :cool: