The cull is done

johnboy said :

aren’t we just calling it the zombocalypse now?

Well I’m calling it the apouchcalypse. Zompouchcalypse is getting a little difficult.

And seriously, the cull is a revolting event.

crappicker said :

Kangaroo cull to “prevent excessive soil loss from over-grazing” ?? You do not have to be a geologist to identify the ruts from killer utes through sloping grasslands and along hilly tracks with persistent seepages as the more likely starters of soil erosion!!

How are the endangered Bettongs going, since the animal liberationists let the foxes in?

Are you chalking that one up as a win?

Beware of the roo zombie apocalypse!!!

EvanJames said :

Over a thousand animals that were living their lives are now dead, and piled up in a hole. But hey, at least some cars are now safe from the chance of a collision. I’m sure the roos were happy to sacrifice their lives for such a worthy cause.

The only issue is the waste. I would have taken a nice tender young jill if given the opportunity and I’m sure others would have as well.

At the very least they could have gone off to a pet mince supplier.

Unlike bettongs, roos are not endangered,

crappicker said :

Kangaroo cull to “prevent excessive soil loss from over-grazing” ?? You do not have to be a geologist to identify the ruts from killer utes through sloping grasslands and along hilly tracks with persistent seepages as the more likely starters of soil erosion!!

You don’t have to have a high IQ to identify that the areas in question are fenced and locked from the general public, so I think a few weeks of vehicular activity will have little impact on erosion. Utes don’t kill, man kills, wild animals kill but inanimate objects are not capable of such things unless instructed by a higher power. That is a dumb comment.
Well, at least you can get back on your man-made, erosion causing walking track. Don’t forget to take along your respectful german shepherd to de-sensitize the roos into a false security so that the feral introduced predators can have an easy meal that won’t jump away at the first sign of trouble.

Persistant? D’accord mon ami, bien sur!

Over a thousand animals that were living their lives are now dead, and piled up in a hole. But hey, at least some cars are now safe from the chance of a collision. I’m sure the roos were happy to sacrifice their lives for such a worthy cause.

crappicker said :

Kangaroo cull to “prevent excessive soil loss from over-grazing” ?? You do not have to be a geologist to identify the ruts from killer utes through sloping grasslands and along hilly tracks with persistent seepages as the more likely starters of soil erosion!!

you may be a blinkered enviro lunatic, but i will give you one thing, your certainly persistant…..

Kangaroo cull to “prevent excessive soil loss from over-grazing” ?? You do not have to be a geologist to identify the ruts from killer utes through sloping grasslands and along hilly tracks with persistent seepages as the more likely starters of soil erosion!!

Now that our grasslands have been protected from over-grazing, let’s wait for the warnings about increased fire risks due to long grass in the lead-up to summer.