Foxes prey on lambs, poultry, and native wildlife. Their impact on biodiversity and primary production is significant, especially during lambing season.
Stealth and precision are key. We use night vision optics to eliminate foxes without disturbing your livestock or neighbours. No spotlights, no disruption — just results.
Wild dogs can cause devastating losses to sheep and cattle, and often attack in packs. They also pose a threat to working dogs and pets.
We employ motion-activated cameras and targeted patrols to track movements. Once located, we respond with the right calibre firearm for a clean, humane solution.
Rabbits breed rapidly, degrade pasture, cause erosion, and compete with livestock for feed. Burrowing damages fences, machinery, and water infrastructure.
We use air rifles equipped with night vision and silencers to control rabbit populations in sensitive areas, including around infrastructure and near stockyards.
Deer trample crops, damage fences, and compete with native species. They’re increasingly seen in fringe and agricultural zones where they can cause costly damage.
We conduct surveillance to monitor movement corridors and use high-powered optics and long-range precision rifles to carry out safe, targeted control.
Feral goats overgraze vegetation, cause erosion, and damage fragile ecosystems. They also compete directly with livestock for food and water.
We assess the terrain and herd structure before deploying the right tools for the job. Every operation is customised for humane and effective herd reduction.
Feral cats are one of the most destructive predators of native wildlife in Australia. They decimate bird, lizard, and small mammal populations.
Discreet and focused, we use advanced thermal imaging and silent firearms to eliminate cats without disturbing domestic pets or local fauna.
Rodents, such as rats and mice infestations lead to grain loss, infrastructure damage, and contamination of stored feed and food. In plague conditions, they can cost farms thousands.
We offer property-wide surveillance to detect infestations early and work with landowners to develop integrated, poison-free control plans where possible.
In large numbers, kangaroos overgraze pastures, damage fences, and contribute to land degradation. In drought conditions, competition with stock becomes critical.
All kangaroo control is conducted under strict compliance with local regulations and landholder permits. We priorities humane and respectful practices in every case.
If you’ve seen tracks, damage, or droppings but aren’t sure what pest is to blame, we can help. Our Feral Surveillance service installs trail cameras to uncover patterns and identify the invaders — before control begins.
