Coutryfied beddie

[SkippyThBushKangeroo]

tch tch tch tch we are not amused!! 

[Warren]

Yes Eddy I did a lot of country miles in my Yoof

It was the Steak on the Hoof that was dangerious - a lot bigger than the flying Rats 

But as allways drive to the conditions and you should be OK

Warren

[wesmadmartin]

if you drive fast enough you get past them before they realise you are coming. doesnt help if the roo's are already on the road, thats where you need you quick reflexes and to read thier body language. I dont know if the high pitch thingys work, I reckon some of them are gimics.
I have hit one roo once and it was in my Mazda R100 when my lights died mid corner. It hit the front wheel and didnt do any damage to me but the roo died straight away.
If you go to slow they get in front of you!!

[Marishka]

i recon they might work, (roo whistles) because on my travels ive never hit a giant hopping rat.
 and ive seen them bolt outa the way, but i think u have 2 be doin a good speed for them 2 work properly. 70kms or over.
if i ever go drivin bush at night id rather have them, $10 i think they cost.
wonder what a few sets might sound like 2 them

[THEBED]

I own 3 cars/vans, the only one that has those wistles thingies is the only one thats hit a roo.
So I don't know if they work or not. 
Coluld be just luck of the draw.

Jan

[Marishka]

might have been a deaf roo?
was it an old one, lol

[ben]

ive herd they work.. from a bloke who has tripped round aus..

ben

[Marishka]

someone should do some reserch on the subject,
get 1 and go blow it at animals in a zoo?
n see what they do
 

[ben]

it says on the packed you need to be driving over 60kph for it to work.. not sure if they made them like that so we cant have fun at the zoo or if its so we would never know if they dont work???

[rossie]

I believe they work, and we have shit loads here and for a couple of dollers it makes a bloke fill safe