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Could not resist this today . 



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AC, I've seen that book, I have two others Grandpa Wombat's Snore and Willit the Wombat Grows Up, picture books for kids but then I am just a big kid biggrin



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No kidding womby............

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No kidding womby............

 yes they are for kids nono



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Definitely another one worth reading that is if your a Wombat

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I've read it twice



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good onya wombat



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I am jealous, Wombat got to meet president Bush



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I've written stories about other animals, but I've never had the pleasure of meeting or hand rearing a Wombat.
Animal rescue is a very important job. Just last Friday a young girl was holding a soft fabric pouch, containing a brush tailed possum baby. There is specific feed supplied as I learned when I hand-reared an orphan kangaroo on the station.


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CG must be great to handle a baby kanga, but I bet a wombat would be better because we are so cute.



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That's true. I'd love to hand rear a wombat, but it would have to behave better than a certain Nomad wombat. Cute, but mischievous.

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Cruising Granny wrote:

That's true. I'd love to hand rear a wombat, but it would have to behave better than a certain Nomad wombat. Cute, but mischievous.

 Thanks CG. biggrinbiggrin



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_wombat_ wrote:

CG must be great to handle a baby kanga, but I bet a wombat would be better because we are so cute.



-- Edited by _wombat_ on Monday 16th of January 2012 09:02:24 AM

 One tried to chew my shoe laces off and pulled all the display appart in the cafe we were in last time I was in Tassie, smile They are highly mischeivious i know for a factbiggrin



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CG must be great to handle a baby kanga, but I bet a wombat would be better because we are so cute.



-- Edited by _wombat_ on Monday 16th of January 2012 09:02:24 AM

 One tried to chew my shoe laces off and pulled all the display appart in the cafe we were in last time I was in Tassie, smile They are highly mischeivious i know for a factbiggrin

 I love shoe laces biggrinbiggrin



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I thought your avatar looked like a Devilbat

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GJ yes I like that av, I had to make the eye wink as it was origanlly a jpg file, had animate the eye then make it a gif file



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GJ yes I like that av, I had to make the eye wink as it was origanlly a jpg file, had animate the eye then make it a gif file

 Your computer skills have not escaped my noticewink 



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GJ yes I like that av, I had to make the eye wink as it was origanlly a jpg file, had animate the eye then make it a gif file

 Your computer skills have not escaped my noticewink 

 been messing about with pooters for almost 27 years, bout time I grew up eh biggrin



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Nah!!!  just stay the same as you are.  Anyway, read my signature, says it all....smile



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Years ago a friend of mine in Ceduna, now living at Pt. Augusta, hand reared a fox cub.
That little mongrel would only crap under 1 daughter's bed all the time, and although it was hand-fed, it used to slink away as foxes do. And no matter what she did to keep everything clean, that fox smell was everywhere.
Very unusual think to observe.
Possums are easier. Not sure about wombats.

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trouble with wombats is if you raise them inside you cant keep them out, had them take the doors off the hinges to get back inside. Good mates though and will follow you every where and just like our resifent wombat there is no getting rid of them
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blaze wrote:

trouble with wombats is if you raise them inside you cant keep them out, had them take the doors off the hinges to get back inside. Good mates though and will follow you every where and just like our resifent wombat there is no getting rid of them
cheers
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part quote "had them take the doors off the hinges to get back inside."

that's your fault blaze, you should have put the screwdriver away when you last used it biggrin



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Typical bloke, never put things back where they belong..... 



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