You walk out with a bottle and you'll get mobbed by your roos. That's why you should maintain your pet kangaroo on a bottle all their life. This is a much easier method of capture than chasing them around or darting them or netting them or running them into fences or wearing them out or waiting until they're too sick to run away. These roos are standing within their capture race which leads through the gate on the left, to their shed. They can be captured within the shed or by offering them bottles, or food.
Shelter can range from enclosed sheds, partly enclosed shelters or sheltered tree clumps.
The size of your shed should reflect the number of roos. Your kangaroo enclosure should be as natural as possible. Our enclosure is set in a natural hollow, with remenant shrub. We have planted many native coastal trees, which the roos leave, mostly, alone. They especially like eating tussock grass, tea tree, grevillia, banksia, wattle and wooly bush foliage.