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Yes Ray. Our small roos are called Euros or greys, and I have just had the
front end of my car fixed after I hit a roo only a few km from my home.I
was fortunate in that this one was hit by the left hand side of the car
and it went under the front wheel rather than upwards where it could have
done more damage. Besides the euros we occasionally see one of the big
reds which can stand six feet tall, but they are not as common as the
greys.Just as well as hitting one of those could wreck the front of the
car or worse.
Cheers,
Bob VK6BE.
>
> I have my own Kangaroos. Actually, they're mostly Wallabies - smaller than
> a roo, and much better looking, even cute, but they can still mess up the
> front of a car when they jump out in front of you.
>
> Cheers ... Ray vk2tv
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