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Massive kangaroo deaths in western NSW
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“By some estimates, kangaroos make up 50pc of the total grazing pressure in western NSW,” Mr Gall said.
“There is no incentive to stock conservatively or save paddocks for dry times, as kangaroos invariably move in and eat what pasture is available. There appears to be little interest or knowledge of the extreme animal cruelty and poor animal welfare outcomes for kangaroos caught up in drought outside the rural community.
“I feel that activists and their supporters are complicit in contributing to the extreme suffering that kangaroos experience due to drought, not to mention the damage they do to their (and other animals’) habitat in an ultimately futile bid to survive. The owners of kangaroos (the Crown), and the decision makers must also bear responsibility for their welfare."
http://www.theland.com.au/story/5201186/mass-roo-death-shame-in-western-nsw/?cs=4951
When there is an application to cull a few dozen 'roos there is an outcry from animal lib groups, the RSPCA and, leaping onto the bandwagon, the Greens.
Where are they all now, doesn't the possibility of a million 'roos dying move them at all?
Does not the sight of females throwing their joeys out of the pouch because they sense that they will die if they try to sustain their young mean anything?
I smell the odour of hypocracy.