For my Aussie Sherbros.

[Big Tuppy Hole]

Yes you can get it at the supermarket, some butcher shops have it but it's more common in just the supermarkets.

It's commonly found in the dog food isle.

 

[Big Tuppy Hole]

interesting is it like a micro brew culture like we have in the USA?

heading to the out back to dirt bike and stuff like that isn't a big thing?

the outback isn't a quick trip, most of Australia is a coastal run and then farming agriculture land and a spattering off forest and hilled/mountain areas, if you want to go proper bush (outback) your looking at a long drive.

As for dirt bike riding most capital city's have state Forrest close by that you can ride in.

 

[fingercuffs]

It's shit, the stench alone is off putting. To me it's dog meat.

Because you're icky about game.

 

[Big Tuppy Hole]

Would be cool to go hiking/hunting in in wilderness/jungle there

Its Shit hunting I the wilderness, hunting on farmland is the go. Australia doesn't exactly have a hunting culture we have a culling culture.

 

[Big Tuppy Hole]

Because you're icky about game.

The meat stinks. I've cleaned and gutted enough Roos that the smell sticks with me.


The same goes for lamb. When I walk our paddocks there a distinct smell to there shit and piss that I can smell in the meat.

 

[fingercuffs]

The meat stinks. I've cleaned and gutted enough Roos that the smell sticks with me.


The same goes for lamb. When I walk our paddocks there a distinct smell to there shit and piss that I can smell in the meat.

More ick about lamb, lol. They're both gorgeous.

 

[Big Tuppy Hole]

More ick about lamb, lol. They're both gorgeous.

I'll still eat lamb as long as it's slow cooked.


The funny thing is that I ate lamb more than any meat as we have sheep. Then it happened (the smell) and I can't shake it.

 

[zapataxiv]

the outback isn't a quick trip, most of Australia is a coastal run and then farming agriculture land and a spattering off forest and hilled/mountain areas, if you want to go proper bush (outback) your looking at a long drive.

As for dirt bike riding most capital city's have state Forrest close by that you can ride in.

so how nature bound are Aussies?

I'm from Colorado and new Mexico so hiking, rafting, dirt biking, cycling, camping etc.. are all big parts of my childhood and a big part of life out there.

is it the same for Aussies? I don't know why but I had a belief that Aussies loved to get out in nature away from the city etc..

 

[Big Tuppy Hole]

so how nature bound are Aussies?

I'm from Colorado and new Mexico so hiking, rafting, dirt biking, cycling, camping etc.. are all big parts of my childhood and a big part of life out there.

is it the same for Aussies? I don't know why but I had a belief that Aussies loved to get out in nature away from the city etc..

It depends, on your location. City dwellers alot of the time stick to the city and beach's.


There's a 4wd and camping culture.
Alot of people fish ect.

I ride dirt bikes and I'm constantly out bush (mainly in the winter) as I back onto state Forrest. I'd be lucky to see anyone some days and I'm only 40km from our capital city


This is basically my backyard

 

[Slobodan]

It's commonly found in the dog food isle.

My local Woolies and Coles have a whole row for it in the meat food isle. Like Kangaroo steak, sausages etc