wbvs58
Well-known member
He obviously doesn't chase kangaroos any more.ALACOWMAN said:
Ken
Questions about Kangaroos
- Thread starter cowboy43
- Start date
Help Support CattleToday:
Ken
wbvs58
Well-known member
You mean fencing to keep them out?
Seriously, if you are after good seedstock, I am your man. I can ship you a bale of 200 kangaroo tails, you plant them in the ground cut end down, water twice daily and after just 6 months pull on the tail and a full size roo will be on the end. I also do mini roos as well.
Ken
Seriously, if you are after good seedstock, I am your man. I can ship you a bale of 200 kangaroo tails, you plant them in the ground cut end down, water twice daily and after just 6 months pull on the tail and a full size roo will be on the end. I also do mini roos as well.
Ken
Son of Butch
Well-known member
Twice a day watering seems excessive... if watered every other week would that work?
or
Would I just end up with a mini roo with an oversized tail?
or
Would I just end up with a mini roo with an oversized tail?
5S Cattle
Well-known member
My boss has a couple of em skinned out laying over a chair in his office. About the softest fur you've ever felt. Thanking about making some boxers out of em to wear around the house.
greybeard
Well-known member
Well, judging from all that stuff smeared all over, he's sure been wallerin in the mud after something..pretty sure he isn't an interior worker doing sheetrock work.wbvs58 said:
Nesikep
Well-known member
Get some good rowdy Saler cattle and cowboy them up good, that'll be an indicator about the kind of fence you need for the rooscowboy43 said:
greggy
Well-known member
Come down to my place, they are everywhere 
We battle to keep them out.
Here is the thing with roos, standard fence heights for livestock can be cleared by even young roos *that are not under pressure*
1.2m for them is like us stepping up a step half ft high, so your going to need 1.8m +, but then, what you will find, is they are persistent and minus grey matter, and will then push under, or, they just keep pounding the same spot till whatever wire is there breaks eventually & they go through.
Yards would need to be boxing ring size, and you would need to be good with the gloves and defense & your take down, wear armour in your groin and stomach region as they can rip you open with claws, so good luck with that, TBH.
Seeing your prob not serious, above is a mix of truth and humour . You really do not want roos.
We battle to keep them out.
Here is the thing with roos, standard fence heights for livestock can be cleared by even young roos *that are not under pressure*
1.2m for them is like us stepping up a step half ft high, so your going to need 1.8m +, but then, what you will find, is they are persistent and minus grey matter, and will then push under, or, they just keep pounding the same spot till whatever wire is there breaks eventually & they go through.
Yards would need to be boxing ring size, and you would need to be good with the gloves and defense & your take down, wear armour in your groin and stomach region as they can rip you open with claws, so good luck with that, TBH.
Seeing your prob not serious, above is a mix of truth and humour . You really do not want roos.
wbvs58
Well-known member
Probably the latter Butch.Son of Butch said:
Ken
wbvs58
Well-known member
greybeard said:
Gets a gig in some big opening ceromony about once every 4 years, that keeps him going with "bacca" and Coke and what gets mixed with it for him and the whole tribe.
Ken
wbvs58
Well-known member
I wish I could get paid what he gets paid for playing my didgereedoo.greybeard said:
Ken
HDRider
Well-known member
wbvs58 said:
I love ya'll words.
Houston many years ago had some kind of Aussie festival. They had a guy playing one of those things, maybe it was 10 feet or more long. I was on one end of the city, and could hear its eerie sound from the other side of town. The sound carried that distance over all the city sounds. A low bass tone. I followed it until I found it. I liked hearing it.
