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14th August 2011, 10:04 AM #16
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I read about the move to remove the braches in Gayndah and just hope it succeeds.
I think smoke was another mooted option but would probably have turned out to be a short term fix.
Its a great shame when civilisation and wildlife clash like this.
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16th August 2011, 11:04 PM #17
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Don't have a bat problem personally, but I aggree with you completely, cull to your hearts content.The bats as our kangaroos are not endangered and they cull roos so why not bats? Also the saltwater croc is not really native to Aust but also protected too much also should have culls applied every few years to control them as well. All our goverments seem to be doing is protect species before and regardless of human life. Before protection at all cost most species where controlled by nature with droughts, bushfire etc but now overpopulate due to the food sources we humans grow. I reckon maintain wildlife at levels where they surive comfortably but not let them get to plague proportions.
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