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Wildbill51 11-16-2010 01:38 PM

Kangaroo while deer hunting?
 
Check out this story about encountering a red kangaroo while hunting white tails in the finger lakes region of NY. True story at http://wildramblings.com/?p=1238 .

Wildbill51

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marlin30/30_drabe 11-16-2010 04:26 PM

well there was the one wallaroo last year in canastota that escaped but got killed (i forgot how)

dirtyd 11-16-2010 04:26 PM

Try walking into this mean SOB in the middle of the night.


Daveboone 11-16-2010 04:38 PM

That was last year as I recall. In the same general area that the "roo" was loose in we have seen ostriches (maybe emus?) several times that have apparently gotten out of the same facility.

blueahlijr 11-16-2010 05:23 PM

Dang r u serious, youguys see that stuff? From the same place?! Dang they dont know how to keep control of their animals then, if i saw one of them things infront of my stand, it would be dead!

salmondan 11-17-2010 08:27 AM

I was out last week and had a huge LLama run by my treestand, took a crappy pic with my camera phone because I figured everyone would think I was drinking or smoking some funny cigarettes in the woods. The rest of the group saw it on the gun opener and believed me. So far it's the funniest hunting story I personally have.

7.62NATO 11-17-2010 08:39 AM


Originally Posted by blueahlijr (Post 3723389)
Dang r u serious, youguys see that stuff? From the same place?! Dang they dont know how to keep control of their animals then, if i saw one of them things infront of my stand, it would be dead!

Are you frickin' kidding me? You know how much negative press that would garner? "Deer hunter didn't see any deer, so he shot a kangaroo instead. Just to do it."

BarnesX.308 11-17-2010 08:40 AM

A couple guys I know are getting a cow on their trail cams. They hunt the big woods with no farms nearby. I guess it's been wandering for a while.

A kangaroo is much more interesting.

mackesr 11-17-2010 08:44 AM

I have never seen anything like that out in the woods though a friend of mine did walk up on an Emu while going to his stand last year. He said it scared the heck out of him because it was so tall and prehistoric looking. He took a picture with his cell phone in case no one believed him. Never know what you are going to see out there anymore.....

Wildbill51 11-18-2010 06:56 AM

Response to Daveboone:3723344
 

Originally Posted by Daveboone (Post 3723344)
That was last year as I recall. In the same general area that the "roo" was loose in we have seen ostriches (maybe emus?) several times that have apparently gotten out of the same facility.

My story took place several years ago in the finger lakes region in the town of Groton NY. Could it be that there has been more than one kangaroo running around NY during hunting season. LOL.

Doubled 150 11-18-2010 10:30 AM

A couple years ago a buddy of mine was sitting on stand watching a little 6 point check a scrape about 25 yards from his tree. He looked down the field line and saw a bighorn ram. It came in and chased that little 6 point away. This was in southeast MO. There's an exotic animal farm about a mile away from his place. Not sure if they ever got it back. I hunt a 1/2 mile from him but never saw it.

blueahlijr 11-18-2010 04:01 PM

Well isnt there that law that if its a animal not native to that area u can kill it =D

Daveboone 11-18-2010 04:49 PM

Just as if you shoot a cow you can be liable to the owner, it is the same (at least in NY) that you can be liable on an exotic species. Several years ago when I was motorcycling I had a mature bull Elk walk across the road in front of me. That was a shocker! I was aware that a landowner kept exotic species nearby. I hope he caught up with it before deer season opened...it would have been tempting!

scott_30_27288 11-19-2010 11:14 AM

I had a horse walk within 5 steps of me just yesterday before seeing me and bolting off in the other direction. Five minutes later two red foxes came by at about 15 paces. I guess I was concealed a little better than I thought lol.


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