Professional Pest Shooting WA

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One legal option for dealing with pests and feral animals is to hire a professional licensed in pest shooting. In Western Australia, operators also need to have insurance and will have the necessary equipment such as firearms, thermal imaging and suppressors. At Fox ‘n Feral, we have more than two decades of experience in professional pest shooting, WA, with campaigns that have covered rabbits, foxes, wild dogs, pigs, camels and cats.

What are pests?

It is the government that classifies certain threats as pests, which means they are then considered a threat to agriculture, property and ecosystems and can be managed. In WA there are three categories: residential, agricultural and environmental. Some of the major species that we can help with, that cause damage, economic loss, and spread disease are listed below;

1. Foxes - Attack livestock and are especially prone to killing lambs, though they also attack native Australian species.
2. Wild dogs - Attack livestock and cause huge economic loss.
3. Rabbits - Destroy crops, overeat on native plants, take pasture that is meant for livestock and cause soil erosion.
4. Feral camels - Travel far and overgraze the land while also destroying fencing.
5. Wild pigs - As well as causing damage and being dangerous to livestock, they also carry disease.
6. Feral cats - One of the leading predators against native Australian animals.
7. Feral goats - lead to overgrazing, damage fencing and vegetation. Also carry disease and foul the water.

About Fox ‘n Feral

We bring years of experience to our ground shooting programs. We are also completely legal; we document every job and we have full insurance. We will travel to where we are needed, and can handle various types of environments and situations. Our clients are happy because we deliver. If you are looking for the best in professional pest shooting WA, then Fox ‘n Feral is the right place to be. Pests have a huge impact on people. Livelihoods, property, and health are all impacted when there is a pest problem. As well as reporting it locally, give us a call to find out how we can help.

Why clients choose us

1. Competitive and reasonable pricing.
2. Respectful of the environment and your property.
3. Communication that is prompt, professional and clear.
4. We show up when we say and are reliable.
5. Our humane shooter has a Western Australian Firearms Licence (Categories A & B) and is an SSAA Western Australia member
6. Decades of experience in ground shooting.
7. Licensed and insured. 
8. Commited to clients close to Perth and further away, just reach out and we can discuss travel

Talk to Fox ‘n Feral when you need an expert in pest control

Fox ‘n Feral offers clients reliable, successful and legal professional help with feral animal and pest control. You can contact us here on this site or call us and we will answer swiftly. We can talk with you about what you are facing, and if we are the right professionals for the job, we can bring our skills and experience to help. We work to the National Code of Practice for the humane shooting of pest animals and can come up with solutions for your goals. 

1. How much does professional pest control cost in Western Australia?

Rates vary according to property size, species targeted, travel distance, and the duration of the work required.

2. What is contract pest shooting?

Contract pest shooting is a professional service that targets pest animals causing damage to agricultural operations, livestock, and the environment.

3. Is pest shooting legal in Western Australia?

Yes. Pest shooting must be carried out by appropriately licensed operators and in accordance with all relevant regulations and authorisations.

4. What equipment is used for pest shooting?

Equipment varies according to the target species and conditions and may include thermal imaging, night vision, spotlights, and suitable firearms.

5. Will I receive a report after the work is completed?

Yes. Property owners can receive information regarding activity observed, areas covered, and animals removed during the operation.