Feral pigs are an increasing problem throughout the Central Tablelands, causing significant damage to grazing land, crops, native vegetation, fencing and water infrastructure. Their destructive feeding behaviour, high reproductive rates and ability to thrive in diverse environments make them one of the most challenging pest species facing rural landholders.
Feral Pest Animal Control provides professional feral pig control services throughout the Central Tablelands, helping farmers, landholders, councils and environmental managers reduce pig populations and minimise ongoing property damage.
Using advanced thermal imaging technology, targeted shooting operations and integrated pest management strategies, we deliver effective, humane and results-driven feral pig control programs tailored to local conditions.
Servicing Bathurst, Lithgow, Oberon, Blayney, Orange, Molong, Mudgee, Rylstone, Kandos and surrounding Central Tablelands districts.
Feral pigs are commonly found throughout the Central Tablelands in:
Grazing properties
Mixed farming operations
Timbered country
Creek and river systems
Conservation areas
State forests
Cropping land
Their impacts can include:
Rooting and destruction of productive pasture.
Crop damage and reduced yields.
Damage to fences, dams and water infrastructure.
Soil erosion and land degradation.
Predation on lambs and native wildlife.
Competition with livestock for food and water.
Contamination of water sources.
Increased disease risks for livestock enterprises.
Without active management, feral pig populations can expand rapidly and cause substantial economic losses.
Effective pig management requires more than simply reducing pig numbers. Long-term success relies on strategic control programs designed around the specific conditions of each property.
Feral pigs are often most active at night and in low-light conditions.
Our thermal imaging technology enables us to:
Locate pigs in dense vegetation.
Identify active feeding areas.
Detect sounders across large properties.
Improve operational efficiency.
Increase control success rates.
Conduct ongoing monitoring and surveillance.
Thermal technology significantly improves detection and control outcomes compared to conventional methods.
Professional shooting operations can provide immediate reductions in pig numbers while minimising disruption to farming activities.
Benefits include:
Rapid reduction in pig populations.
Protection of pastures and crops.
Reduced infrastructure damage.
Improved livestock productivity.
Reduced environmental impacts.
Control programs can be undertaken on individual properties or across multiple neighbouring properties to maximise effectiveness.
The most successful feral pig control programs use multiple management strategies.
Programs may include:
Population reduction operations.
Thermal monitoring.
Property assessments.
Strategic control planning.
Ongoing maintenance programs.
This integrated approach delivers more sustainable long-term results.
Feral pigs can significantly reduce farm productivity through damage to pastures, crops and infrastructure.
Our services assist:
Cattle producers.
Sheep producers.
Mixed farming enterprises.
Cropping operations.
Lifestyle and acreage properties.
Benefits include:
Improved pasture utilisation.
Reduced livestock competition.
Lower infrastructure repair costs.
Protection of water resources.
Increased farm productivity.
Pig activity can:
Damage native vegetation.
Destroy sensitive habitats.
Disturb waterways and wetlands.
Impact threatened species.
Undermine conservation and revegetation projects.
Professional control programs help protect valuable environmental assets and improve long-term conservation outcomes.
We provide feral pig control services throughout:
Bathurst
Lithgow
Oberon
Orange
Blayney
Molong
Mudgee
Rylstone
Kandos
Sofala
Portland
Hartley
Wallerawang
Central Tablelands NSW
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Contact Us
0412 233 767 (Phone or text)
enquire@feralpestanimalcontrol.com.au
Servicing New South Wales
from Central Coast NSW
ABN: 11592705220
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