Nov 6, 2018 06:27 PM
Nov 6, 2018 08:42 PM
Perfect wear, too, for a couple of the top Asian markets for healthy Roo meat. Both Japan and Hong Kong (among others) practice Christmas in their own fashion.
Or maybe it's the other way around: The range hunters and industry workers would want to wear a pride symbol like that to emphasize Australia being the sole source in the world for Roo venison and leather.
Roo are a climate choice, too: Issuing less methane than domestic livestock (cattle, sheep). Far more numbers now than prior to European settlement -- circa 45 million -- thanks to the more frequent and closer water supplies provided by the traditional farming and ranching industry on the continent. (The latter want them culled as pests, so the original stimulus to harvest and process macropods to the global marketplace.)
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Or maybe it's the other way around: The range hunters and industry workers would want to wear a pride symbol like that to emphasize Australia being the sole source in the world for Roo venison and leather.
Roo are a climate choice, too: Issuing less methane than domestic livestock (cattle, sheep). Far more numbers now than prior to European settlement -- circa 45 million -- thanks to the more frequent and closer water supplies provided by the traditional farming and ranching industry on the continent. (The latter want them culled as pests, so the original stimulus to harvest and process macropods to the global marketplace.)
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