Thread: There seem to be a lot more roos about

Tell that to the greens. They would rather watch them suffer and starve than put the buggers out their misery. Near me there is millions of them pushed out of the new suburbs that are getting built.
Cheers Jim

NPWS is already issuing shooting permits to farmers in drought-affected areas.

Hi,
We have a few around the house at night, though it is quite a bushy area, it is considered suburban.
In the last few years we are now seeing roadkill on the main road, sad for a 50 kph road.
Cheers

A roo cull?

The property next door to the one we go to in western QLD culled over 5000 six months ago.

They all seem to be back

Originally Posted by scarry

A roo cull?

The property next door to the one we go to in western QLD culled over 5000 six months ago.

They all seem to be back

I'm Northern S.A. I guess, never seen the roo population like it is right now, not having any problem getting permits at this stage, but there is just too many of them, thousands and thousands, in fact I thought we had the entire population of roos in Australia on our place,
guess not....

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

..... I think it's about time for a roo cull.

hope so!

flood the market with roo meat ... bring the damn price of my favourite dinner back down to sensible levels again!

Originally Posted by shack

I'm Northern S.A. I guess, never seen the roo population like it is right now, not having any problem getting permits at this stage, but there is just too many of them, thousands and thousands, in fact I thought we had the entire population of roos in Australia on our place,
guess not....

No way! Most of them are here!

Originally Posted by JDNSW

No way! Most of them are here!

No,I don't think so, let's not have a big falling out about this, only for you to later realize you were wrong, and then have to apologize. I came home the other day and found my mother on our "main rd" pulling all the dead roos off it, just so cars could go along without running them all over again.