Not like deer, they are dime a dozen big fella
spotting for roos
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- rbaron25
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Re: spotting for roos
Check out the roo population in Australia mate ...
Not like deer, they are dime a dozen big fella

Not like deer, they are dime a dozen big fella
I didn't see you...
Cause you didn't bloody look!
Cause you didn't bloody look!
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Reddog
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Re: spotting for roos
hey rubes your a real talent,perhaps you could add some spice to the forums masthead/face page.
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Re: spotting for roos
BUT ITS THE COLONIALS FAULT.. WE INTRODUCED IRRIGATION AND YUMMY FEED FOR THE ROOS. iT'S LIKE WOW JOEY WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO TO Mc WHEATS HOP THRO FOR A QUICK MUNCH... YES MUM CAN I HAVE A HOPPY MEAL

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Re: spotting for roos
I reckon go the HID option on your existing light, they dont take too much power to run, less than the existing globe.
I cant imagine those little whistles the servos sell would generate as much noise as a decent set of cans on a TRX anyhow, perhaps its the frequency they make? Seems optomistic to me.
roos are one of those things in OZ, we will just have to adapt.
Interesting that its a whole different thing in a car, NEVER SWERVE for wildlife- wheras on a scoota you would swerve first and take the scrub option as apposed to hitting a big roo.
Good luck.
I cant imagine those little whistles the servos sell would generate as much noise as a decent set of cans on a TRX anyhow, perhaps its the frequency they make? Seems optomistic to me.
roos are one of those things in OZ, we will just have to adapt.
Interesting that its a whole different thing in a car, NEVER SWERVE for wildlife- wheras on a scoota you would swerve first and take the scrub option as apposed to hitting a big roo.
Good luck.
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cobbadiggabuddyblooo
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Re: spotting for roos
Hey Bagmaker..you don't happen to make bags from the skins from this sort of roadkill do you???? I can just picture the add now.. the tune ..RIDE INTO THEM ROOHIDE....Going cheap these roohide bags...mmmm must be a full moon on the way...
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Re: spotting for roos
hey cobba, Jackson "(motorcyle leather co)"make roo leathers for a hopping price of $500,hows that eh?
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Re: spotting for roos
PPS speaking of BLOODY POMMY imports how about the destructive power of feral pigs and fox's,call us colonials,what cheek! 
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Re: spotting for roos
Oh dear is this disharmony my fault?
Look folks, it`s simple, everywhere mankind goes he destabilses the natural wolrd, roos just want to survive, they are not allowed their usual ranges, nor their foods of choice.
Instead they are simply taking advantage of our ignorance and `adapting` as nature does.
A bit like politicians do to us (if we allow them) the difference is politicians never adapt, they are scum today and always will be.
I wish politicians jumped out in front of bikers, personally I would take as many out as I could!
Look folks, it`s simple, everywhere mankind goes he destabilses the natural wolrd, roos just want to survive, they are not allowed their usual ranges, nor their foods of choice.
Instead they are simply taking advantage of our ignorance and `adapting` as nature does.
A bit like politicians do to us (if we allow them) the difference is politicians never adapt, they are scum today and always will be.
I wish politicians jumped out in front of bikers, personally I would take as many out as I could!
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Re: spotting for roos
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Re: spotting for roos
watch out for the Yanks,they'l want some of your Assange typo ROO-aid skin,yeah shoot first stonewall later.
da da ta da,da da BOOM,ahh,poor skip.
da da ta da,da da BOOM,ahh,poor skip.
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Nahhh the septics are too busy fighting wars to support their weapons industries. I would run over any of them that jumped out in front of me too! 
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Re: spotting for roos
Rubes, physics and the Doppler Effect render the whistle a non viable gimmick
Mince, there are many times the roo population in the land of Oz since white settlement. Roo's thrive on open grassland (pasture) not virgin forest. The biggest threat to the 40+ species is drought which can halve the population which hovers around 25M and is twice the Oz cattle herd and half the sheep population. BTW we only run over 4 or 5 species in any great number - reds, greys, wallabies and euro's. After a nuclear holocaust there will be but roo's and roaches to roam the earth.
For what it's worth, most roo's get hit at night. They actually jump away from their shadow (escaping from a potential predator) so jump toward the vehicle headlights. The path of their shadow herds them towards the source of the light. Interstate coaches will dip the high beam to avoid them .
Mince, there are many times the roo population in the land of Oz since white settlement. Roo's thrive on open grassland (pasture) not virgin forest. The biggest threat to the 40+ species is drought which can halve the population which hovers around 25M and is twice the Oz cattle herd and half the sheep population. BTW we only run over 4 or 5 species in any great number - reds, greys, wallabies and euro's. After a nuclear holocaust there will be but roo's and roaches to roam the earth.
For what it's worth, most roo's get hit at night. They actually jump away from their shadow (escaping from a potential predator) so jump toward the vehicle headlights. The path of their shadow herds them towards the source of the light. Interstate coaches will dip the high beam to avoid them .
elementary my dear.....
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cobbadiggabuddyblooo
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Re: spotting for roos
To coin a phrase for what its worth.. My stella wearing stunning partner said.."this is driving me nuts"" speaking of which you know they make coin sacks out of them from their hides"....... Ride into them ROOHIDE
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Ahaaa, there we have it folks, white settlement has brought the roo issue to where it is today. Ipso Facto, I rest my case Judge Skip!
Now, where`s that TRX bull bar design I`m workin on, gonna make me rich beyond my wildest dreams.
Now, where`s that TRX bull bar design I`m workin on, gonna make me rich beyond my wildest dreams.
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