Where do the kangaroo heads go?

Spoke to some Bywong locals yesterday, and they reckon there was a spate of them a few months ago between Wamboin and Queanbeyan and Bungendore and Qbn, as well as some being skinned.

Insurance purposes.

Consider the following , a person making an insurance claim:
Driver:
“I had an accident, it come out of nowhere and wrecked the front end.”
Insurer:
“did you get the number plate and make of the at fault party?”
Driver:
“No, but I got his head.”

Well, all the roos on the side of the road here definitely still have their heads on.

There is absolutely NO chance people are ‘paid by the head’!

Could it be professional roo shooters, paid by the head, supplementing their incomes?

I eat them with human livers, fricasse, with a side of lima beans *thlup thlup thlup*

My guess is hillbilly kids putting them on wooden stakes stuck in the ground outside their cubby houses.

Either that or the local mad scientists at CSIRO are trying to build a supervillain with the mindpower of one thousand roos.

I must start to keep an eye on the local roadkill, now you’ve got me thinkin’. (Captain’s Flat road). We get the odd wild pig, too. But they keep their heads on so far.

I thought of the dogmeat option, but the idea of heads lying all over the garden for the dogs to munch on seems a bit strange. The headless one I inspected was in Wamboin, and I have seen them on Sutton road beforehand (but not with closer inspection)

I’ve heard of roos being killed for dogmeat…where are these headless marsupials?