We have a geese problem, apparently they have a different problem in Melbourne, Australia
Kangaroos
Didnt realize they travelled in herds/packs/gaggles like that.
Just googled it, apparently they travel in Mobs.
A mob of kangaroos!
Just googled it, apparently they travel in Mobs.
A mob of kangaroos!
Who's going to start the "Kangaroo Tracks are GUR" topic?
Having never seen a kangaroo in person before I've got to say that looks awesome. I'm guessing you don't want to get in the way of the "mob" want to play through though.
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you're country animals are causing issues again
you're country animals are causing issues again
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Absolutely gonna do chest day with kangaroos. Absolute units.
That's like the ultimate dream for my border collies. All stampedes must be managed!
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I’ve been stuck on my kangaroo boxing rabbit holes before
Can’t think of Kangaroos and golf without this:
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I have always loved this video.
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I agree…might be a problem if you deal with it every day, but it looks kinda cool to me.
I’m not sure why I was expecting to hear that cartoon “boing” noise when I watched this video. 
That's in a rural area, AKA the "bush", because it's not an issue in the suburban areas.
Yes they're jacked, as you can see by Roger below. He was 6' 7" and 200lbs. But he was also a red kangaroo and they're the largest ones. The roos in the video are eastern greys which can get to the same height as old mate Roger but they go to about 145lbs.
They do travel in "mobs" and it's pretty exciting when you're driving along a dirt road at 70mph and they come across in front of you. They generally bounce off the bull bar and keep going.
Yes they're jacked, as you can see by Roger below. He was 6' 7" and 200lbs. But he was also a red kangaroo and they're the largest ones. The roos in the video are eastern greys which can get to the same height as old mate Roger but they go to about 145lbs.
They do travel in "mobs" and it's pretty exciting when you're driving along a dirt road at 70mph and they come across in front of you. They generally bounce off the bull bar and keep going.
Hee hee , Roger
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Good word for it, eh?
I think it's perfect.
I was gonna complain that not one of them stopped to rake the bunkers but I think I'll let it go.
Is there such a thing as kangaroo loin grilled with garlic...just wondering.
Yes. They're very good to eat and much like deer. They have to be cooked rare because they are so lean.