Why they’re a problem
Rabbits breed rapidly, degrade pasture, cause erosion and compete with livestock for feed. Burrowing damages fences, machinery and water infrastructure.
Left alone, a warren becomes a factory. After wet seasons, numbers explode across the Southern Tablelands and South Coast — Reidsdale, Braidwood, Bungendore and Yass included.
Our approach
We use air rifles equipped with night vision and silencers to control rabbit populations in sensitive areas, including around infrastructure and near stockyards.
No 1080. No bait that puts working dogs or natives at risk. Visible results in nights, not seasons.