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Discussion

DonFletcher wrote:

11 hrs ago

@Mike I think Claire and the others in the Gonacon research team treated and tagged forty more after the local anti-cull guru (who lives nearby) said publicly that no roos were left at Farrer Ridge. This kind of disagreement about numbers of wildlife amazes me continually.

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Mike wrote:

11 hrs ago

The photo shows a kangaroo tagged as part of the contraceptive trial. There were at least five roos in the group. My next sighting was 50.

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DonFletcher wrote:

14 hrs ago

This cant be correct. Date or Canberra location must be wrong. Because I saw in the comments by several people yesterday, on the cull announcement, that no EGKs are left in Canberra. They know better than government and better than ecologists because they actually go out in the reserves, they say. :-)

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DonFletcher wrote:

3 Jun 2025

If they can get in to a back yard where there is no dog, some older males with worn down teeth (so they absolutely depend on the softest grass) may remain in the yard for several days before moving on.

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Mike wrote:

3 Jun 2025

Hungry kangaroos near the houses.

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