Dubois, Wyo) – The Wyoming Wild Game Department (WWGD) partnering with the Wyoming Migration Initiative (WMI) have released the first of 5 planned batches of 90 Antilopine Kangaroos into the Wyoming outdoors.
Dubbed “Project Sage Hopper” by the WWGD team responsible for evaluating the viability of Wyoming’s habitat for Australian marsupials, it has been in the planning stages for 3 years.
The goal is two-fold: Create new and interesting wildlife viewing opportunities for tourists, and in several years, potentially provide additional hunting opportunities.
galrads: Dubois, Wyo) – The Wyoming Wild Game Department (WWGD) partnering with the Wyoming Migration Initiative (WMI) have released the first of 5 planned batches of 90 Antilopine Kangaroos into the Wyoming outdoors.
Dubbed “Project Sage Hopper” by the WWGD team responsible for evaluating the viability of Wyoming’s habitat for Australian marsupials, it has been in the planning stages for 3 years.
The goal is two-fold: Create new and interesting wildlife viewing opportunities for tourists, and in several years, potentially provide additional hunting opportunities.
Well one thing is for sure ... if they have they will maybe regret later ... they will be out of control in a few years ... we have thousands where i live and every night they come right up close on the lawn to feed ... lots have been shot and sold for human and pet food ... but still thousands remain ... we'll see ... but being April Fools Day .... who knows...!
robplum: you'all wont think great idea when a Kangaroo flies through your car or truck windscreen
Good one Rob ...i'm an ex Contractor ...had my share in trucks and utes .... gets to a stage its better to travel in tanks ... the 'roos are brainless at night and just head straight at you ... want a road kill anyone....!!!
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Dubbed “Project Sage Hopper” by the WWGD team responsible for evaluating the viability of Wyoming’s habitat for Australian marsupials, it has been in the planning stages for 3 years.
The goal is two-fold: Create new and interesting wildlife viewing opportunities for tourists, and in several years, potentially provide additional hunting opportunities.