I've never eaten kangaroo, so will be giving those a miss. Have enjoyed many great lunches at IKEA in Perth including their vegetarian meatballs made out of kale, corn, red peppers, carrots, chickpeas, peas, and pea protein. Yummy.

I've seen Kangaroo being sold in Woollies but I don't fancy trying it. My son had some in a restaurant in Melbourne and said it was very tender. I would keep seeing Skippy's face and I couldn't face trying it. 

I would not be eating it either

Whats wrong with kangaroo meat?. Indigenees have been eating it for over 60000 years(if figures are correct) and there are still lots a kangaroos around.

Probably better to use a local resource then bringing in cattle etc who can damage the enviroment.

I have tried roo meat  and does take getting used to the difference,but its ok. Remember , up in northern Europe they eat horse and reindeer without any worry. 

Koala balls would be yummier.

Kangaroo meat is good I have eaten it many times but I woud not eat it if I did not kill it myself.

No just a bullet or an arrow.

I have seen video of pro shooters hanging the roos on utes covered in flies so i will not buy it or eat it from stores.

would never be on my plate,   though my son eats it,   and said its ok,    daughter tried it,  but didnt like it,     BUT if the kangaroos that are in plague proportions were killed humanly,   could go a long way to feeding the poor,  

The Aisans eat cats and dogs.

You will never see a stray animal in Springvale Victoria.