Feral Animal Control

Feral animals pose a serious and ongoing threat to New South Wales' agriculture, biodiversity, and rural infrastructure. Left unmanaged, species like wild pigs, foxes, feral cats, wild dogs, rabbits, and goats can devastate crops, kill livestock, spread disease, and undermine native ecosystems.

At AUMARK, we specialise in professional feral animal control services across NSW. Our team of licensed and highly skilled shooters delivers ethical, targeted, and regulation-compliant solutions to help landowners, councils, and commercial operators regain control of their environment.

Why Feral Animal Control Is Critical

Invasive species are among the top contributors to land degradation and biodiversity loss in Australia. Here's what makes feral animal control so important:

• Economic damage – Loss of livestock, reduced crop yields, and damaged fencing or irrigation infrastructure

• Environmental harm – Predation on native species, erosion from burrowing, and competition for food

• Biosecurity risks – Spread of diseases like leptospirosis, toxoplasmosis, and hydatidosis

• Community safety – Aggressive or diseased animals near residential or farming areas

A coordinated and well-executed control plan is essential to minimise these risks.