New NH hiking companion - Kangaroo

[peakbagger]

https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/new-hampshire-kangaroo-ownership-bill-proposal-tom-mannion/
I wonder how they would do as a hiking partner I did a quick web search and did not see any packs for Kangaroos so it looks like the owner would need to carry the Kangaroo chow.

 

[JoshandBaron]

Don't they have a built-in pack? I would love to see someone farming them locally. It's my favorite.

 

[Rhody Seth]

They're good eatin' huh? I had no idea.

 

[JoshandBaron]

They're good eatin' huh? I had no idea.

The Healthy Buffalo in Chichester, NH sells it. It used to be a bit more affordable so I could justify having it a couple times a year. Now it rivals rent. If someone started a roo farm locally I'd absolutely buy in to a kangashare.

 

[skiguy]

The Healthy Buffalo in Chichester, NH sells it. It used to be a bit more affordable so I could justify having it a couple times a year. Now it rivals rent. If someone started a roo farm locally I'd absolutely buy in to a kangashare.

Whatever gets you hopping.

 

[skiguy]

He ought to be a lobbyist not a representative.
" One New Hampshire lawmaker wants to make it legal for Granite State residents to own kangaroos.

Representative Tom Mannion filed a legislative service request last month.

The proposal would allow for people to own kangaroos, small-tailed monkeys, raccoons, foxes, and otter".

IMO some things should be left alone to survive in their natural element and not made pets. Hopefully the legislative branch sees beyond the potential money grab this guy is trying to create. Would be interesting to see if this idea was propelled by his constituency or it is an idea he came up with on his own. And no I don't think they would be good hikers along with the other so-called pets he is trying to invision.

 

[NHClimber]

Well, don’t get into a fight with a kangaroo. You will lose.