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<blockquote data-quote="nucopia" data-source="post: 419661" data-attributes="member: 5588"><p>Last year on our way back from W.A we drove through Broken Hill on our way to Cobar. </p><p>We left BH at about 9:30 PM at night. As soon as we left the city for the first 50kms we sore plenty of roos on the side or in the middle of the road.</p><p>Then we stopped to camp for the night in a rest stop around 12 midnight about 30 ks out of Willcannia.</p><p>In the morning we woke to the sounds of goats bleeting all around the camper. There would have been a good size heard of up to 100 goats roaming around us as we packed up the camper to continue driving.</p><p>For the next three hours and 260kms driving to Cobar and passing through or on the border of the Paroo-Darling national park we sore scores of goats every few hundred metres grazing along the side of the road.</p><p>It was amazing the number of goats out along the road side and the fences were no barrier to their coming and going.</p><p>If what we observed along the road was 20% of the numbers out there, then there must be thousands of them out in the bush.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nucopia, post: 419661, member: 5588"] Last year on our way back from W.A we drove through Broken Hill on our way to Cobar. We left BH at about 9:30 PM at night. As soon as we left the city for the first 50kms we sore plenty of roos on the side or in the middle of the road. Then we stopped to camp for the night in a rest stop around 12 midnight about 30 ks out of Willcannia. In the morning we woke to the sounds of goats bleeting all around the camper. There would have been a good size heard of up to 100 goats roaming around us as we packed up the camper to continue driving. For the next three hours and 260kms driving to Cobar and passing through or on the border of the Paroo-Darling national park we sore scores of goats every few hundred metres grazing along the side of the road. It was amazing the number of goats out along the road side and the fences were no barrier to their coming and going. If what we observed along the road was 20% of the numbers out there, then there must be thousands of them out in the bush. [/QUOTE]
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