Neka79 wrote:ummm ive hiot a roo/wallaby... but didnt have shu roos...
i was wearing "anti emu undies" and didnt hit an emu... wanna buy my undies??
Do you have to wear them on the outside of your leathers to scare them away....
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JetPilot
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Re: Shu Roo
Do you have to wear them on the outside of your leathers to scare them away....
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Re: Shu Roo
Fitted them to our prime movers at work following a spate of truck V roo/wallaby incidents. Made not one jot of difference so we went for the electronic version - sound like crickets chirping. Given the bills I keep getting for repairs they act more as an attractant than deterent.
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Re: Shu Roo
We hit a roo while using one of those electronic shu-roos, and my mate's dad has a picture of it covered in kangaroo blood/furpenno wrote:Fitted them to our prime movers at work following a spate of truck V roo/wallaby incidents. Made not one jot of difference so we went for the electronic version - sound like crickets chirping. Given the bills I keep getting for repairs they act more as an attractant than deterent.
When he first bought it he drove slowly toward a bunch of roos on the reserve, and they didn't even move. Called up the company, and they told him that the roos were relaxed in the paddock, but they'd be in a 'heightened state of awareness' near the road and would run away 
Quite easily the biggest crock of shit I've ever heard - if they were in a 'heightened state of awareness' they'd be able to avoid the fucking cars
