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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

It was interesting recently to count how many tinned dog foods in Woolies admit to being kangaroo. Our dog seems to like it.

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Mine loves it - especially when it has been lying dead in the summer sun for a week or two! A while back dragged a hind quarter home that had just got to the stage of coming apart easily - and started to dismember it on the veranda.

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

Mine loves it - especially when it has been lying dead in the summer sun for a week or two! A while back dragged a hind quarter home that had just got to the stage of coming apart easily - and started to dismember it on the veranda.

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If ours comes across one in that sort of decomposing state,she cant wait to roll in it.[bigsad]

On another note,i often bring the tails back from fresh road kill,or from the carcasses when the 'roo shooters have been on the cultivation,and chop them up,into around 3 inch long pieces,she loves them.She is a bit fussy with the meat,i think it could be a bit strong for her,not enough fat.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Nothing wrong with 'roo, DM. I've been doing 'roo jerky for sometime.[bigsmile1]

On that note, my wife and I recently visited friends at Agnes Water. My mate has started into jerky and, much to my chagrin, my dear wife declared that his jerky was superior to mine.[bigsad]

Well, as you can imagine, I was mortified, so I have challenged my very good friend to a "Jerky Off"!

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[bigrolf] I suspect the results may depend on the competitor's ages & fitness.:Rolling:

https://youtu.be/bH_6eUlJfac

1981? I thought it was much older than that.....

the Webb sisters are so much nicer though.

Hi,
Nah!
Load of old cobblers, no way would roo ruin a stew.
Cheers

Hope it is not anyone on here, but this morning Ch 7 showed a dark green D4 stuck in a river and a policeman rescuing two 50 year old women and a 4 year old boy IIRC.

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Originally Posted by RANDLOVER

Hope it is not anyone on here, but this morning Ch 7 showed a dark green D4 stuck in a river and a policeman rescuing two 50 year old women and a 4 year old boy IIRC.

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I heard about it, but my informant couldn't identify the model.
If it's flooded, forget it.

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Originally Posted by austastar

Hi,
Nah!
Load of old cobblers, no way would roo ruin a stew.
Cheers

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How can anyone that hasn't eaten a roo tail stew call themselves an Australian [bigwhistle]

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

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If it's flooded, forget it.

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Probably also good advice when buying used cars.