A Cororooke mother wants to see better fox control at a Princetown camping ground, after her son woke to a fox biting at his pillow.
Fox chews camper’s pillow
Cororooke’s Nate Cook shows holes in his pillow case left behind after a fox pulled at it while Nate slept in a swag at Princetown last weekend. His mum wants action on fox control.
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Not to mention the 1975 Wildlife Act!
Stewie, last time I looked kangaroos were native Australian animals and the National Park was their habitat. I think you’ll find that it’s humans invading their environment rather than the other way round.
I frequent the Princetown Rec Reserve very often and I’ve never noticed a fox there. The things that need culling is the kangaroos. Plague numbers that are bad for the camping ground and cricket oval there. Can only imagine the damage they do in the National Park. Corangamite Shire and DEWLP don’t want to know about it.