Thread: Dead kiwi not tested for 1080

Still can't fathom out with todays strict health and safety regulations how such a deadly poison can be spread "willy nilly" from an aircraft. The vast quantity that has been spread locally this year would be absolutely impossible to have any control over, let alone what has hit the deck over the whole country.

Originally Posted by gadgetman

It has been documented in the past that grubs can contain lethal doses of the poison.

do you have a link?

Originally Posted by tetawa

Still can't fathom out with todays strict health and safety regulations how such a deadly poison can be spread "willy nilly" from an aircraft. The vast quantity that has been spread locally this year would be absolutely impossible to have any control over, let alone what has hit the deck over the whole country.

Remember it is only salt! It disperses quickly!

Originally Posted by 300CALMAN

do you have a link?

It was from a link in one of the many threads on here on the subject.

Some seem to be already getting wound up over the topic.

I am privy too pretty good proof but cannot and will not divulge it for a number of reasons.

It will come out soon. There is a lot of research happening to avoid it all being turned and twisted around by the organisation responsible.

I can say it was a doc operation but not their fault, directly.








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One thing I can say for certain is that the lab tests are costly. In the order of $3-400. 1080 breaks down very fast also so you would need to get your Kiwi frozen and to the lab quickly