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nathan
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more pics of roos for rheann a bit better than the last ones, still not very good
o and a strange pic of my female axie
o and a strange pic of my female axie
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claire
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cool pics. i love roos too. we have wallabys living wild here in England! can you believe it? because i couldn't when i saw a dead one in the middle of the a19 road. me and my boyfriend thought it was half a deer or some animal like that but when we got closer we realised it had huge legs and that. poor thing. i bet whoever ran it over was a little shocked at what it was!
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anne-marie
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You serious Claire? That's really weird.
Nathan, what happens if you approach the roos - are they ok or do they hop off? They look pretty used to human contact.
Nathan, what happens if you approach the roos - are they ok or do they hop off? They look pretty used to human contact.
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nathan
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There more use to humans than kangaroos in the bush would be and much more road wise but there is ones that are much tamer. I had an awesome experience this year with a school camp we went to bridge town (small town down south) where we actually could pat the kangaroos there and feed them. But you still had to be careful as there could still knock your guts out. I also was able to feed the emus there. This was all in a small holiday place with a park in the middle (not were we stayed)
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nathan
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Hmm that is weird, could just be for dog meat and then fallen off. Anyway thank you for your replies guys.
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denise
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a friend of mine was driving to town from the cattle station that we worked at and he hit a big red roo, now these roo's are very large especially the males and are very aggresive, well when he hit the roo it went over the bonnet and through the windscreen and into his 4wd ute and got stuck but it also panicked and nearly killed him trying to get out. He was in hospital for ages and has heaps of scars around his upper body.
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anne-marie
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Hmm, I wouldn't wanna mess with a full grown male (or female) roo.
Nathan, I love Bridgetown
, it's so cosy and has some beautiful look out spots. Didn't get any photos did you?
Nathan, I love Bridgetown
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nathan
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That’s funny I used to live in Manjimup 30 minutes away from Bridgetown, so feral down there nice for a holiday but not to live. its cheep to by land in Bridgetown but prices are going up
and no I didn’t get any pics.
also to your comment Denise my family used to always hit roos (well maybe not always) but never has one gone through the windscreen but I can understand if it was a boomer (big male). We once looked after a Joey (mum was hit, not by us) we called him Joe what a dumb name. we thought it was good at the time though.
(Message edited by archino on July 03, 2005)
(Message edited by archino on July 03, 2005)
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rheann
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ooooh Roos! Thanks Nathan for taking those for me! They're so noble looking! man I wish we had them here in the states. I like the pic of your axie, she looks like she is looking off into the sun or some light, very nice! Sorry to read about the roos getting hit
That's sad, but good that people care for them to help
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anne-marie
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LOL - you don't want to come over here and do any long distance country driving, Rheann.
Dead roos - next 100 kms
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(Message edited by waltona on July 03, 2005)
Dead roos - next 100 kms
(Message edited by waltona on July 03, 2005)
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rheann
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LoL
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nathan
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we have some people that are going to line us up with a joey since were they live there is culls every so often because there is so many of them
but last cull it was to early and there was no babies yet, so maybe i will be able to get some close ups for you all later on in the year.
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rheann
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Thank you Nathan
I will look forward to seeing them! ^_~ I know others will too, Roos are the best.