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    80 Hector of forest behind my house is being roo controlled this week in the darks hours by the local contractor with thermal gear.Be interesting on the numbers they find and destroy.20-30 max maybe?.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trout View Post
    80 Hector of forest behind my house is being roo controlled this week in the darks hours by the local contractor with thermal gear.Be interesting on the numbers they find and destroy.20-30 max maybe?.
    It wont cost $153000 per roo, that's for sure 😁
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    Quote Originally Posted by yogi View Post
    It wont cost $153000 per roo, that's for sure ��
    Fk id be out there my self.

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    They dna test wobblies that turn up in weird places. This is how they prove that some have been relocated from the North Island...via someone's car boot

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    Quote Originally Posted by XR500 View Post
    They dna test wobblies that turn up in weird places. This is how they prove that some have been relocated from the North Island...via someone's car boot
    The size difference would be a give away too.

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    We only have big jumpers down here.
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    I do find it hard to believe someone would purposely release roo's. Deer and pigs I can very much believe but roo's are not nearly as good eating.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trout View Post
    We only have big jumpers down here.
    My dogs love catching the wee ones we have up here. Be interesting to see how they'd react to the bigger ones

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    They could provide some entertainment, But how do they taste ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by No good names left View Post
    They could provide some entertainment, But how do they taste ?
    After seeing the amount of worms in the gut, I wouldn't even think about eating it now
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    They will always be expensive to kill per animal in low density at the margin of the range, but it is good value to prevent range spread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    I do find it hard to believe someone would purposely release roo's. Deer and pigs I can very much believe but roo's are not nearly as good eating.
    @Russian 22 People purposely release koi carp; so nothing would surprise me....
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    Quote Originally Posted by No good names left View Post
    They could provide some entertainment, But how do they taste ?
    similar to hare...dark meat with blander taste,almost like lamb..... small ones are anyway..steaks are ok and the tils are great stew/casserole..as for worms,stop gut shooting them...
    75/15/10 black powder matters

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve123 View Post
    My dogs love catching the wee ones we have up here. Be interesting to see how they'd react to the bigger ones
    Big 20-25kg roo would just scratch your dog's eyes out or ripp his guts open.They are vicious barstards when cornered.

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    Retards!
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