Comments on: Aussie Military brought in to Kill Kangaroos

By: zach

zach — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 16:00:53 +0000

Eat them.
If you think about it that’s a good option to remove all overpopulation in animals.
Dogs for example just eat them and boom there population is controlled.

PS: this comment was a joke

By: Matt

Matt — Thu, 22 May 2008 00:56:21 +0000

At last, someone posts a comment on a ‘Roo cull that isn’t a raving mental lunatic member of an animal rights group. Well said mate. If these animal rights people were really into looking after the animals they would check into the whole picture and see that transporting is not sustainable either. Perhaps the environmental groups should get onto the backs of the animal rights mobs and get up them about causing damage and overpopulation to the area the roos will be transported to.
Even better, how about we transport these ‘roos somewhere, then tranport overstocked ‘roos from that area somewhere else, then transport more overpopulated ‘roos from that next area somewhere else and on and on etc. We could use unemployed people to facilitae the perpetual movement of the ‘roos too. Fixes two problems at once. Government happy – less unemployment; Animal rights happy – ‘Roos moved not killed; Environmentalists happy – no overpopulation to cause damage.

Certainly the situation sucks. I live in Australia (in Brisbane), and I can tell you we are in the midst of a serious drought, perhaps the most serious drought in 100 years. The grasslands have all dried up.
There are over 4 times the sustainable level of kangaroos in the area. Even if we were to relocate the kangaroos, we’d still be putting more pressure on other areas, and it’s not like we can relocated them just anywhere.
No one wants to kill kangaroos – no one is going to be making money off this. It’s difficult, hard work which doesn’t look good for the cameras. But it must be done. The kangaroo population has grown too large, and winter is just around the corner here in Australia, and with winter comes a shortage of food for the Kangaroos. Either we cull them, or let them starve to death. And in the process of starving to death, they’ll also systematically destroy what little grass is left in that area, potentially driving some certain species to extinction.
Both Greenpeace, the RSPCA and the environmental minster supports this cull. The only ones against it are the extreme “animal liberation” cults that bomb research facilities and poison meat. These people are more pagans and animal worshipers than environmental activists.

By: Phil

Phil — Tue, 20 May 2008 16:16:03 +0000

Just don’t waste the meat!

By: Korolev

Korolev — Mon, 19 May 2008 20:07:48 +0000

Certainly the situation sucks. I live in Australia (in Brisbane), and I can tell you we are in the midst of a serious drought, perhaps the most serious drought in 100 years. The grasslands have all dried up.

There are over 4 times the sustainable level of kangaroos in the area. Even if we were to relocate the kangaroos, we’d still be putting more pressure on other areas, and it’s not like we can relocated them just anywhere.

No one wants to kill kangaroos – no one is going to be making money off this. It’s difficult, hard work which doesn’t look good for the cameras. But it must be done. The kangaroo population has grown too large, and winter is just around the corner here in Australia, and with winter comes a shortage of food for the Kangaroos. Either we cull them, or let them starve to death. And in the process of starving to death, they’ll also systematically destroy what little grass is left in that area, potentially driving some certain species to extinction.

Both Greenpeace, the RSPCA and the environmental minster supports this cull. The only ones against it are the extreme “animal liberation” cults that bomb research facilities and poison meat. These people are more pagans and animal worshipers than environmental activists.

By: Bill

Bill — Mon, 19 May 2008 16:38:33 +0000

Kangaroo jerky. Yum!

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