Damned if You Don't

The roos, cute as they are, do have to go.
It’s because of humans that they’re in plague proportions – we’ve cleared the woodlands that used to cover the ACT, creating much more grassland than there used to be, and increasing roo numbers immensely. Their numbers, and the amount that they eat, are now starting to put other native species in danger. Gotta get the balance back I reckon.

@thumper
recently the government dug out new roads around the fence and mowed almost every inch of the paddock.
i think they wanna build that new suburb on it soon.
Does anyone else remember them mowing this?

FFS

The roos are in plague proportions, and a humane cull would prevent death by starvation for the roos.

I don’t want a bucketload of my tax dollars wasted on transferring the pests elsewhere – we should be looking at a practical and economically reasonable solution.

Contract shooters in the do the job properly, relatively cheaply, sell the pelts, carcasses etc, and make it a zero cost exercise.

Before any bleeding heart goes waah at me, how many roos do you see dead on the side of the road? There isn’t a shortage of the animals – this cull would be an absolutely minuscule percentage of the Australian population.

cull them and turn the meat into lil lisa slurry ready for export !

Hop onto Che’s side !