TA: Feral Pest Control ABN:44517409376

TA: Feral Pest Control ABN:44517409376TA: Feral Pest Control ABN:44517409376TA: Feral Pest Control ABN:44517409376

TA: Feral Pest Control ABN:44517409376

TA: Feral Pest Control ABN:44517409376TA: Feral Pest Control ABN:44517409376TA: Feral Pest Control ABN:44517409376
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  • Services
  • Locations
  • Reviews
  • Foxes
  • Feral Pig
  • Feral Deer
  • Wild Dog
  • Rabbit
  • Bird Control
  • Operations
  • Licencing
  • Contact Us
  • FAQ
  • Case Studies
    • Little Tern Breeding
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FERAL PIG MANAGEMENT

Welcome to Feral Pest Control Vertebrate services for Feral Pig Control

Professional Feral Pig Control Across NSW, provided by a discreet, veteran-led Business offering feral pig management for farms, rural properties, councils and sensitive environments.

Feral pigs (Sus scrofa) can cause extensive damage to crops, pastures, fencing, waterways, native habitats and livestock. Feral Animal Control provides tactical, legally compliant management programs designed around your property, your priorities and the surrounding environment.

Why Feral Pig Management Matters

Under the NSW Biosecurity Act 2015, landholders have a General Biosecurity Duty to manage biosecurity risks, including feral pest impacts and spread. Prompt action can help protect your land, agricultural operations and local environment.

  • Protect crops and infrastructure: Rooting can damage pastures, grain crops, orchards and      horticultural areas, while pigs may foul dams, destabilise creek banks and      damage fencing.
  • Reduce biosecurity risks: Feral pigs can carry diseases and parasites, including      Leptospirosis, Brucellosis (Brucella suis) and Q-fever. They are      also considered a significant potential threat in the event of      Foot-and-Mouth Disease or African Swine Fever entering Australia.
  • Support native environments: Management helps limit competition with native      wildlife and reduce soil erosion, waterway siltation and damage to      wetlands and rainforest undergrowth.

A Tailored Feral Pig Control Service

Every property presents different access, safety and environmental considerations. We begin by assessing signs of pig activity and property conditions, then develop a practical management approach suited to your site.


Service component Details:

Site reconnaissance

Review of rooting, wallows, game trails and boundaries using satellite mapping,   trail cameras and ground reconnaissance with the property owner.

  • Result: All participants have a clear understanding of the pig activity prior to implementing a plan.

Thermal night operations

High-definition thermal detection and sound-suppressed precision rifles where appropriate and legally permitted. Use of clandestine Night Vision/ Thermal goggle capably to move by vehicle/ ATV or on foot, discreetly onto sounders in order to engage multiple target for maximum effect.

  • Result: Rural acreage, crop boundaries and open paddocks protected efficiently and professionally.

See Video Link Feral Pest Control Pig  Management Program


Strategic management

A   customised combination of silent night culling and strategic trapping,   selected according to site conditions and operational requirements.

  • Result: Best practice methodology on Farms, large properties, council reserves and sensitive environments. to manage feral pig populations.

What You Can Expect

  • Careful planning:     We access, activity patterns, property boundaries and safety requirements before work begins.
  • Discreet operations:     Work is planned to minimise disruption to livestock, neighbours and surrounding land.
  • Humane decision-making: Our strict “No Safe Shot – No Shot” policy supports responsible operations and appropriate animal welfare standards.
  • Follow-up review:     We assess herd reduction and provide recommendations to help maintain ongoing boundary biosecurity.

Who We Help

Our service is available for farmers, rural and commercial property managers, councils, landholders and organisations responsible for sensitive environments or biosecurity. We service the Central Coast, Hunter Valley, Central West, Tablelands and Regional NSW.

Over 8 Years of Experience, Compliant and Fully Insured

  • Fully licensed NSW Contract Shooter with Cat A, B and D licences, including Special Conditions for Cat A and B - Other than Rural.
  • Hold Prohibited Weapons Permit 'Silencer'
  • Council and Local Land Services pre-approved contractor.
  • Member of the Vertebrate Pest Management Association of      Australia (VPMAA).
  • $20 million Public Liability Insurance and WHS White Card certification.

Protect Your Property from Feral Pig Damage

If feral pigs are damaging your land, threatening your operations or creating a biosecurity concern, contact Feral Animal Control for a confidential site assessment and tailored management quote.

  • Call:     0438 654 778
  • Service areas:     Central Coast, Hunter Valley, Central West, Tablelands and Regional NSW.
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Group of black pigs in a grassy area.

Group of black pigs in a grassy area.

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