Wallabies

[Big bucks 139]

A friend of mine was out with the terriers last year and they ended up having a wallaby in cover. Also I know of a fella who accidentally slipped on one out coursing. Maybe these were escapees but there are wild populations in the uk. Anyone seen one or gone after them? Couldn’t see them being much sport tho. 

[dytkos 17,783]

Knew a couple of brothers from Manchester who ran a few in the Peak district back in the 80s.

Cheers, D.

[mackem 26,160]

 

[forest of dean redneck 11,530]

Wonder what they taste  like?

[Coursing mad 24 874]

There's a few spots were theses plenty no sport really tho too slow 

[Robbusher 1,563]

Had it as sausage and burgers in oz it’s a strong tasteing meat nice though 

[Aussie Whip 4,086]

Want to watch your terriers and small lurchers, they can gut little dogs.

[TOMO 26,005]

theres a few spots now round the country where they are living wild in the uk....and I know a few lads that' have taken them

[socks 32,253]

They are a pathetic quarry ... no test for a decent lurcher .......

[joe ox 2,574]

5 minutes ago, socks said:

They are a pathetic quarry ... no test for a decent lurcher .......

My thoughts exactly.

[bird 9,861]

17 minutes ago, joe ox said:

My thoughts exactly.

they reckon  joe, them red kangaroos  test dogs, and kill few dogs , with there hind feet , grow to 7ft tall    yeh  the  wallabies  no test from what few lads have said for  a  lurcher .

[fred90 3,199]

there was a colony of them in the Peak District. thought to have established in 40s from releases from riber. widely seen in the years since. harsh winters & Road kill are thought to have wiped them out. last official sighting is around mid 90's so some claim otherwise. 

[mackem 26,160]

 

[Bearfoot 1,477]

 

Edited January 12, 2019 by Bearfoot

[mackem 26,160]

Bearfoot,i aint going to quote that post as I know the pic will evaporate like morning dew soon BUT you never fail to surprise