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Pest animal control programs you can measure.

Feral buffalo moving across open country

We plan and deliver vertebrate pest programs for project sites, councils and landholders. Each program starts with monitoring so you know what is there, and finishes with monitoring so you can see the difference.

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The right method for the animal and the site.

Methods are chosen to suit the species, neighbouring land use and state requirements, and are coordinated with your site rules.

  • Feral pig, wild dog, fox, feral cat and rabbit control
  • Trapping programs and trap checking
  • Baiting programs coordinated with neighbours and notification requirements
  • Camera trap monitoring before, during and after control

Results you can report.

We report activity and outcomes in a format that suits your management plan or grant reporting.

  • Monitoring locations and camera results
  • Control methods, effort and outcomes
  • Animal welfare and incident notes
  • Recommendations for ongoing control

How pricing works

Quotes are itemised by crew day rate, vehicle and equipment, consumables, travel and reporting. Traps, baits and cameras are itemised.

Send the site location, the area or fleet involved, your preferred dates and any approval conditions. We confirm scope, availability and price before work is booked.

Coordinated with neighbours

Pest animals move across boundaries, so the best results come from working with neighbouring landholders and any local coordinated program. We can help with notifications and timing.

Licences and accreditation

Each task is carried out by personnel holding the licence or accreditation it requires in that state, such as chemical application accreditation, a commercial pest management licence or a firearms licence. Copies are supplied with the quote or before mobilisation on request.

Frequently asked questions

Which methods do you use?

Trapping, baiting and ground control, chosen for the species and site. Every method follows state animal welfare requirements and the relevant codes of practice.

Can you run a program on an operating mine or construction site?

Yes. We work to your site access, induction and exclusion zone rules and plan activity around shift changes and blasting.

How long does a program take?

Most programs run over several weeks, with monitoring at the start and end. We agree the timing with you when we scope the work.