They seem to be more worried about Deer-cow hybrids lol...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-...ers-/100397776
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They seem to be more worried about Deer-cow hybrids lol...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-...ers-/100397776
Cry me a river!
What a load of codswollop, the spokeswoman with fit right in with our dizzy Green women.
(The impression given in that ‘news’ article is that feral deer are right up there in man eating sabre tooth tigers in undesirability…and almost as dangerous!)
I lived in that area for a few years, it's where my wife was born and raised. Mate some of those greenies over there make ours look very rational. There's a difference between rational people who care for the environment and weird crystal worshipping new age smelly people with dreadlocks. Some of the later types over there get called 'feral' because it describes them well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Finnwolf
you can almost see that vets grin when explaining the stag rooting the cows wont produce offspring.......you can hear "the same as two rugmunchers going to town wont make little humans " in the back of his mind as he says it.
these people make me shake head...and to publish such barswill is almost beyond belief.... you would think fact check would answer questions.
Wonder what a cow-deer would taste like?
That is the important question. I imagine the hybrid would taste pretty good.Quote:
Originally Posted by vulcannz
I reckon it would be great, imagine the size of the back steaks!Quote:
Originally Posted by vulcannz
Maybe a cow-deer-lambQuote:
Originally Posted by Jonno
Or a cow-deer-salmon for the omega oils
The combinations are endless
More nonsense, Deer Hybrids,
Come on mate, admit you're at least thinking of breeding one of these beefXvenison hybrids :pacman:Quote:
Originally Posted by CBH Australia
Beefison or Veniseef as it is alternately known is quite lean and rather tasty. Ha ha ha ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by vulcannz
How did that even make it onto the news?
Slow news day? lol how to make your whole community look ummmmm dim:o:XD:
As I said, I lived there for a while. Some of the locals have some seriously fried braincells. This story would probably seem feasible when the tent you live in is so full of green smoke you cannot even see the canvas. I enjoyed time there in one of the most beautiful parts of Australia, and met some amazing people, and learnt a lot about permaculture and sustainable farming etc, but also saw the downside in overdoing the old ganga, which is even worse than in some of our most deprived East Coast areas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
In that item, it shows a "workshop" with about eight guys in attendance. What's the bet most of them were just after clues as to where to go to shoot some?