Man punches kangaroo to save dog

[BrokeFarmerJohn]

Kangaroo is lucky IMO it wasn't in NC. Roo would of been shot...

McDonalds would have been a buyer lol, heard ages ago they used roo in there burgers, back when there burgers were pretty good, I don't care for them at all now

 

[2ndhalf]

The SJWs in question are 'the usual suspects'... in this case PETA (who are Attention Wh0res) and their armchair-wannabes. The RSPCA is investigating because that's what they do and nothing will come of it because there's nothing to 'investigate'.

If that dog hadn't been wearing armour (they were hunting boar), the roo would've choked it to death.

For those not knowing what PETA stands for.. People Eating Tasty Animals. : ) I know old joke!

 

[Wagtail]

McDonalds would have been a buyer lol, heard ages ago they used roo in there burgers, back when there burgers were pretty good, I don't care for them at all now

Friends in Pyengana supply beef, lamb and wallaby to "The Pub In The Paddock" for their restaurant... short story is that they accused them (the friends) of substituting beef for the wallaby. The friends told them that they could "get stuffed!" and that it was wallaby; the local wallaby mobs had been feasting on the hay crops.

Roo meat is bloody good! :thumbsup:

 

[Citydude]

Friends in Pyengana supply beef, lamb and wallaby to "The Pub In The Paddock" for their restaurant... short story is that they accused them (the friends) of substituting beef for the wallaby. The friends told them that they could "get stuffed!" and that it was wallaby; the local wallaby mobs had been feasting on the hay crops. Roo meat is bloody good! :thumbsup:

Roo meat must be an acquired taste? I can't get by the fact that they look like a giant mouse.

 

[daugen]

Interesting that kangaroos are almost bipedal, and that is usually one of the marks of an intelligent animal.
Not always so with man...

how smart are they? Probably as dumb as deer. But a lot more powerful.

I wish they'd interview the guy and find out what was going through his mind when he decided to throw that jab; his employers are probably hiding him

 

[sixdogs]

Interesting that kangaroos are almost bipedal, and that is usually one of the marks of an intelligent animal.
Not always so with man...

how smart are they? Probably as dumb as deer. But a lot more powerful.

I wish they'd interview the guy and find out what was going through his mind when he decided to throw that jab; his employers are probably hiding him

Why did the kangaroo turn and run away? I thought they were tough, strong and would fight back? Maybe this is just a woosy kangaroo?

 

[BrokeFarmerJohn]

Why did the kangaroo turn and run away? I thought they were tough, strong and would fight back? Maybe this is just a woosy kangaroo?

Well a person stood up to it and 2-3 dogs were circling so it darted before finding more trouble looks like

 

[MossRoad]

Roo meat must be an acquired taste? I can't get by the fact that they look like a giant mouse.

Its gluten free!

 

[Citydude]

Its gluten free!

Oh. Horse hoofs are as well.

 

[Wagtail]

Roo meat must be an acquired taste? I can't get by the fact that they look like a giant mouse.

If you're going to try it for the first time (Aus exports the meat world-wide, it may be in your local grocery) I'd suggest cutting it into strips and cooking it (fry-pan, grill) as you would for a fajita or a stir-fry. Minced patties are also good.

It's a very 'rich' dark red meat.