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24-02-2007, 09:00 PM
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Location: Ballarat
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G'day,
Just wondering what peoples opinions are of "Shu Roo's" or similar, do they work or not? I had a Shu Roo fitted on my old ute as piece of mind considering the gravel and roads I travel but never really new if it worked, here's the thing... 1) In all of the miles I covered through kangaroo infested roads near home I never hit a roo whilst in the same time frame there were 11 hits and many close calls from neighbours etc. From this you would say that it worked, or was it a fluke? 2) One day driving down the road I saw a mob of roo's about 20m away. To check and see if the Shu Roo actually worked I pointed my car at them to find that only one of the 15 roo's bothered to look up and then proceeded in eating grass again! WTF?? Reason I ask is whether I should bother putting the system on my new car. Just after everyones thoughts... Cheers
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"Shu Roo's" or similar, your opinion
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