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Old 11-Apr-08, 10:58 AM
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I stay in the old police station at yerranderie too! I work with one of my mates dad, Steve Coulter who owns Weld on Wheels who is contracted to catchment and has put the gates in at the crossover and all the fences out there. I was there last about3 weeks back and we put the new fence up stopping 4wds getting up to the old homestead. Im not a fan of the old cop shop bit of an eerie place i think. I probably stay at the police station once every month or 2 so i might catch you out there one day.
 
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I stay in the old police station at yerranderie too! I work with one of my mates dad, Steve Coulter who owns Weld on Wheels who is contracted to catchment and has put the gates in at the crossover and all the fences out there. I was there last about3 weeks back and we put the new fence up stopping 4wds getting up to the old homestead. Im not a fan of the old cop shop bit of an eerie place i think. I probably stay at the police station once every month or 2 so i might catch you out there one day.
Could very well do, we will be out there again in a fortnight. However sometimes we use the wollondilly or butchers huts for accomodation,

Ah so your responsible for all those friggin gates lol, we were whinging on the way out last night about how many there were lol!
 
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Old 11-Apr-08, 11:04 AM
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Oh ok fair enough. We only ever use the police station unless we are working down the other end of town. Steve was saying that you guys were doing alot of research on the lacies. I always see them around the gumtree to the left of the generator shed. I think we will be out there again in the next few weeks. Last time we were there we caught Marty the caretaker (who left the other day) growing some plants LOL.
 
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Old 11-Apr-08, 11:06 AM
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Heard about that, he like gardening and walking around in his dressing gown. We don't want the monitors that hang around campsites homsteads etc as there home range is affected by the food availability. Yes that monitor pictured is the one from the genny shed.

The UNI has also done this GPS work on dingoes and pigs in the same area!
 
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Old 11-Apr-08, 11:09 AM
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LOL we were just finishing the fencing and he drove up into the bush at like 12 in the arvo and kept walking from his car to the bush and checking on us lol he then claimed he was just trying to shoot a fox LOL so we went and checked it out and there was a fence with freshly turned over dirt. He must have ripped them out before he ctopped getting access. He also stole all our bags of cement from out the front of the police station. Steve was also saying he thought you guys were testing the monitors thinking they may have mild venom in their saliva.
 
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Not at this stage. It has been suggested by people who have been bitten by these monitors and we may have some pathologists interested in working on it.
 
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Good thread hazzard.
 
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hate to be 'that guy'
but i think its cruel to glue a pouch to a lace monitors back...
Ah well, i think its cruel to keep ignorant, do gooder, neanderthals alive.....but hey, your still here....so many problems could have been solved with a bucket of water and an appropriate dunking action.

Great thread Haz, dont want to take away from it but people need to learn....however slow they may do it.....

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Not at this stage. It has been suggested by people who have been bitten by these monitors and we may have some pathologists interested in working on it.
er, bit late. Bryan Fry has already published papers on this.
 
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er, bit late. Bryan Fry has already published papers on this.
Fair enough,

I just had a squiz at them. Like i said it isn't part of our project, it was just suggested by monitor keepers who probably have not read his work.
 
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Old 11-Apr-08, 11:56 PM
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good work keep it up


when i retire i would love to donate my time to research studies like yours

awesome job

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URO you like poking things with a stick dont ya mate .....................LMFAO ..........RBB (bucket job nice lol
 
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nice photos hazzard. Looks like you had fun
 
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Looks like we will be having one more trapping and tracking effort in a few weeks before winter sets in.

So i will post further reports then.

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