With more than 80 years of combined experience, we work with councils, government agencies, and landholders to manage complex feral animal issues across Victoria. Our compliant, site-specific control programs target species including feral pigs, foxes, rabbits, birds, and rodents, delivering effective pest reduction while supporting envir
With more than 80 years of combined experience, we work with councils, government agencies, and landholders to manage complex feral animal issues across Victoria. Our compliant, site-specific control programs target species including feral pigs, foxes, rabbits, birds, and rodents, delivering effective pest reduction while supporting environmental protection, biodiversity, and long-term land management.
We deliver tailored vertebrate pest-control solutions across Victoria, specialising in peri-urban and sensitive environments. Our services include professional shooting, trapping, public place permit operations, warren ripping, fumigation, and targeted baiting, supporting environmental protection through reduced pest pressure and improved habitat outcomes.
We begin with a property study and site inspection to assess environmental conditions, habitat sensitivity, pest species, and activity levels of foxes, rabbits, and other feral animals. From this assessment, we develop a tailored pest-management plan that reduces environmental impact, supports habitat protection, and ensures all permits
We begin with a property study and site inspection to assess environmental conditions, habitat sensitivity, pest species, and activity levels of foxes, rabbits, and other feral animals. From this assessment, we develop a tailored pest-management plan that reduces environmental impact, supports habitat protection, and ensures all permits and compliance requirements are met for safe, legal, and effective operations.
Foxes in Victoria have had a devastating impact on native wildlife, even within built-up and peri-urban environments. Areas such as golf courses, reserves, and open spaces often act as refuges for wildlife, making effective feral pest control essential. Managing foxes, rabbits, and other invasive species, including feral pigs, is critical to protecting local ecosystems, reducing predation pressure, and supporting long-term biodiversity outcomes.
Wild rabbits have caused widespread environmental damage across Australia for more than a century, degrading farmland, waterways, and surrounding urban landscapes. Their impacts are compounded by other invasive species such as foxes and feralferal pigs, increasing pressure on native vegetation, soil stability, and local ecosystems. Effective, coordinated feral pest control is essential to reduce land degradation, protect waterways, and support long-term environmental recovery.
Wild dogs, along with feral pigs and foxes, are widespread across Australia and cause significant environmental and economic damage. Beyond impacts on livestock, these invasive species degrade habitats, disrupt ecosystems, and place pressure on native wildlife. Effective feral pest control, including rabbit management, is essential to protect landscapes, biodiversity, and long-term land productivity across Victoria.
Pigeons, when present in large numbers, can pose risks to environmental health, infrastructure, and public hygiene, and are associated with the spread of disease in workplaces and public spaces. Effective management of pigeons, alongside control of other feral pests such as foxes, rabbits, and feral pigs, helps protect environmental health, reduce contamination, and maintain safe, healthy environments.
Feral cats are widespread across Australia and have a severe impact on native wildlife through predation and competition. They are highly efficient hunters and are known to kill millions of native birds, reptiles, and small mammals each year, including threatened and endangered species. Effective, coordinated feral pest control is essential to protect native species, support ecosystem recovery, and maintain environmental balance across Victoria.
Both wild rodents like rats and mice pose disease concerns, similar to the challenges faced in feral pest control when dealing with feral pigs in Victoria. These rodents can carry numerous diseases, including hantavirus, leptospirosis, lymphocytic choriomeningitis (LCMV), tularemia, and salmonella, much like the threats posed by foxes in Victoria and the need for effective rabbit control in the region.
We offer a wide range of suitable firearms for effective feral pest control. These tools enable us to manage feral pigs in Victoria, eliminate pigeons and rats from inside buildings, and remove foxes and rabbits from urban areas and public spaces. Our team can operate safely, silently, and discreetly in locations such as golf courses, cemeteries, and airports, whether on private or public lands.
Including areas like Ararat, Ballarat, Bendigo, Colac, Geelong, Camperdown, Castlemaine, Creswick, Daylesford, Dimboola, Donald, Halls Gap, Horsham, Hamilton, Lake Bolac, Maldon, Moyston, Melbourne, Mortlake, St Arnaud, Stawell, Warrnambool, and many more.