Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about cost, getting started, the job itself and our credentials. Can't see your question? Call us.
Cost
How much does feral animal control cost?
Every property is different. Price depends on property size and terrain, the animals, access, travel and how many visits are needed. Call to discuss pricing and we'll give you a clear quote. What affects the cost.
Do you offer neighbour or group pricing?
Yes. When neighbouring properties book a coordinated program together, ask us about group pricing.
Getting started
How do I book?
Call 0432 520 929 or send an enquiry. We will talk through your property and the animals.
Which areas do you cover?
We are servicing NSW. Not sure we cover your area? Call and we will tell you straight away.
What do you need from me?
Where the property is, roughly how big it is, which animals you are seeing, and where stock, houses and water points are. We will also ask about neighbours and any timing that matters, such as lambing.
What happens before the first visit?
We complete a site risk assessment and agree a written plan with you before any work starts.
On the job
Do you work at night?
Yes, day or night. Thermal imaging lets us work after dark, when many feral animals are most active.
Do I need to supply anything?
No. All equipment is supplied.
Do you ever target native animals?
No, never. Native wildlife is protected under NSW law, and we work around it on every job.
Who can be on the property while you work?
No unauthorised people are allowed on site during operations. We agree with you beforehand who may be on or near the property.
Will my stock be safe?
Stock locations are part of the site risk assessment. We agree safe areas and times with you, and ask you to tell us where stock will be.
After the job
Do I get a report?
Yes. You get a report after each visit, with advice on next steps.
Will the animals come back?
Feral animals can move back in from surrounding land. Follow-up visits and neighbour programs give the best long-term results.
Credentials
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We hold the NSW firearms licences required for professional feral animal control, including Category D, and carry $10M public liability insurance.
Which rules do you follow?
NSW firearms laws and the Code of Practice for the Humane Shooting of Pest Animals in NSW. Licensing, safety and compliance.
Do you put the plan in writing?
Yes. Every job has a written agreement before work starts.
Ready to talk about your property?
Call to discuss your property and pricing.