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Tools
17th December 2016, 09:11 PM
Does anyone have any sources of cow or horse poo in melbourne? I am not after the dried up shredded version but rather the stanley steamer patty version to help in keeping the magic of Christmas alive for my kids. I am in central Melbourne and one of those places that bags it and sells it off by the side of the road would be ideal,
Tools
KBs PensNmore
17th December 2016, 10:10 PM
Don't tell me one of your Kids asked for a pony, and you're going to fill the bag with poo, so that they'll think with all that poo, there's a pony in there somewhere.:D
Bohdan
17th December 2016, 11:20 PM
If you really want some you can collect as much as you require on my place. If you want it very fresh just follow the cows.
cava
18th December 2016, 10:57 AM
Mornington Peninsula, specifically Moorooduc has many horse farms.
That is where I used to get mine from (by the trailer load).
Handyjack
18th December 2016, 01:04 PM
I am sure there is a place on the Belgrave-Hallam Road, near Wellington Road, Horse Poo $2 a bag.
If you want the quality stuff - try the stables around the race tracks. If they don't have any you will only need to wait a short time for some fresh from .....:D:oo:
BobL
18th December 2016, 03:27 PM
This reminds me of a friend that collected a fresh deposit from the side of the road in a plastic bag and then scattered a few choice pats around the outside of his house to simulate reindeer poo and then put the remainder in the bin.
On Xmas day there was great excitement especially when one of his kids found the remains of the poo and the bag in the bin. Of course, Santa had caught some of the reindeers doing it and had dutifully picked it up.
What an environmentally friendly and hygienic Santa!
Old-Biker-UK
18th December 2016, 08:50 PM
If you don't have any luck in your area a local farmer has dumped a great big pile in the field near my house.
i have checked the postal regulation for prohibited items, cow poo is not included so I could send some, it may well dry out in transit but could readily be rehydrated.
Let me know if I can help.
Mark
:U
Probably a bit late now but the thought was there............
Tools
19th December 2016, 07:41 PM
Don't tell me one of your Kids asked for a pony, and you're going to fill the bag with poo, so that they'll think with all that poo, there's a pony in there somewhere.:D
No, but you have got me thinking and I might need to expand my repertoire!
Tools
Tools
19th December 2016, 07:42 PM
If you really want some you can collect as much as you require on my place. If you want it very fresh just follow the cows.
Thanks Bohdan. I was hoping for something a little closer to home but if all else fails I might take you up on the offer. Much appreciated.
Tools
Tools
19th December 2016, 07:44 PM
Thanks Cava. It has got me wondering if I can get some from Flemington racecourse.
Tools
Tools
19th December 2016, 07:45 PM
I am sure there is a place on the Belgrave-Hallam Road, near Wellington Road, Horse Poo $2 a bag.
If you want the quality stuff - try the stables around the race tracks. If they don't have any you will only need to wait a short time for some fresh from .....:D:oo:
Bugger, I was at the shopping centre there on the weekend which wouldn't have been far from there.need to make another trip out there.
Tools
Tools
19th December 2016, 07:47 PM
This reminds me of a friend that collected a fresh deposit from the side of the road in a plastic bag and then scattered a few choice pats around the outside of his house to simulate reindeer poo and then put the remainder in the bin.
On Xmas day there was great excitement especially when one of his kids found the remains of the poo and the bag in the bin. Of course, Santa had caught some of the reindeers doing it and had dutifully picked it up.
What an environmentally friendly and hygienic Santa!
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That is exactly my intent, a couple of steaming bozzlers on the paving to look like the reindeer have visited. Need to keep the magic and belief alive as long as I can
Tools
19th December 2016, 07:48 PM
If you don't have any luck in your area a local farmer has dumped a great big pile in the field near my house.
i have checked the postal regulation for prohibited items, cow poo is not included so I could send some, it may well dry out in transit but could readily be rehydrated.
Let me know if I can help.
Mark
:U
Probably a bit late now but the thought was there............
I must say that I am not against making a trip over to pick up, but might struggle getting it back through customs though!
Tools
cava
19th December 2016, 10:00 PM
For realism with reindeers detritus, perhaps alpacca dropping might be a closer match??
Tools
19th December 2016, 10:25 PM
No idea Cava, but the kids will be so excited by Christmas that it won't really matter what the source is.
Tools
fubar
20th December 2016, 04:01 PM
looks like this
have a merry Christmas
Tools
21st December 2016, 08:34 PM
Job's done. I had to go to Dandenong today to pick up some inso and made the most of being in the area to travel along Belgrave-Hallam Rd. Despite so many large acreages and signs for horse agistment I didn't see any poo for sale. I went up Wellington Rd and found some not far away for $2.50 a bag. You just can't put a price on fresh turds for Christmas!
Thanks for the input.
Tools
KBs PensNmore
21st December 2016, 09:31 PM
Make sure you post a pic of the kids looking for the pony :D.
rob streeper
22nd December 2016, 12:57 PM
What would Freud say?
Tools
28th December 2016, 06:06 PM
Got some pics, just having issues getting them off my phone.
Tools
Bohdan
28th December 2016, 06:41 PM
Got some pics, just having issues getting them off my phone.
Tools
Having had the same issue I installed Dropbox on both my phone and PC. You save the photo to Dropbox on your phone and it is available on your PC.
I also do the same with my grocery list, save it using Word on Dropbox on the PC and it is available on my phone in the shop.
Tools
29th December 2016, 05:41 PM
Here it is. Piles of poo, 8 eaten carrots and hoof prints on the cubby house deck.
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Tools
Grumpy John
29th December 2016, 08:20 PM
Great job Tools, keeping the dream alive for the kids for one more year. :2tsup: