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That would be a good sight to see.

Hi stracka-ites. thanks for all the positive comments.
These 'roos are very protective of our golf course. There are two distinct "mobs" who live on it, and at dusk you can sometimes hear them fighting with the other 'roos who live in the surrounding bush.

Very few (if any) instances (over 75yrs) of anyone having an unpleasant experience with them. They are very content (lots of grass, water and young females) and generally just move away from you as you approach.

They do make a mess of the the bunkers, though!!

That could be a problem..are these things ever aggressive towards people?

geez, never saw tghis many gators on a course, but the sand hill cranes at Victoria Hills in Deland are close

Where I'm at it's deer and gators we have to deal with!

Hi folks, glad you like it. We have lots of Kangaroos around our course. They are not frightened of golfers and often you have to "shoo" a few away if your ball rolls in amongst them. No touching though, they are still wild animals.ough, they are still wild animals.

Hey mate! what if one of those wallabees put your ball in there pouch ? It would only take one to kick your A*#.

Oh waow :)

Nice Pic

Do you have to play it where it lies if it's on their foot???

Are they on the fairway? What are the rules for this? I would hate to hit one or near one and have 30 angry mother kangaroos kicking my A**!!