Rabbits are one of Australia's most destructive pest animals, causing extensive damage to pastures, crops, native vegetation and soils throughout the Central West region. Left unmanaged, rabbit populations can increase rapidly, resulting in significant agricultural losses and environmental degradation.
Feral Pest Animal Control provides professional rabbit control services across the Central West region using integrated pest management strategies, including thermal shooting, harbour reduction, and Rodenator 3 rabbit warren destruction. We work with farmers, graziers, rural landholders, councils, mining companies and conservation organisations to deliver effective long-term rabbit management solutions.
Rabbits are widespread across the Central West, particularly on grazing properties, cropping land, travelling stock reserves, creek lines and rocky country where warrens provide ideal shelter.
High rabbit populations can result in:
Loss of valuable pasture
Crop damage
Soil erosion
Damage to native vegetation
Reduced carrying capacity
Competition with livestock for feed
Failure of revegetation projects
Increased predator numbers by supporting fox populations
Without an integrated control program, rabbit populations can recover quickly and continue causing costly damage.
Rabbits are most active during low-light and night-time periods.
Our thermal imaging technology allows us to:
Locate active rabbit populations.
Identify movement corridors.
Assess infestation levels.
Improve control effectiveness.
Monitor treatment outcomes.
Thermal technology significantly improves rabbit detection and operational efficiency.

Rodenator 3 Rabbit Warren Destruction
Rabbit warrens provide shelter and breeding sites that allow populations to rapidly recover.
Our rabbit warren destruction services using Rodenator R3 help:
Destroy breeding harbour.
Collapse active tunnel systems.
Reduce reinfestation.
Improve long-term control outcomes.
Support integrated rabbit management programs.
Targeting active warrens is often one of the most effective long-term rabbit control measures available.
Rabbit infestations can significantly impact agricultural production throughout the Central Tablelands.
Our rabbit control programs assist:
Sheep producers.
Cattle producers.
Mixed farming enterprises.
Cropping operations.
Lifestyle acreage owners.
Equine properties.
Benefits include:
Improved pasture availability.
Reduced competition with livestock.
Lower erosion risks.
Improved ground cover.
Increased carrying capacity.
Rabbits are a recognised threat to biodiversity and native vegetation.
Rabbit activity can:
Prevent natural regeneration.
Damage revegetation works.
Reduce biodiversity outcomes.
Increase erosion and land degradation.
Professional rabbit management supports conservation, Landcare and environmental restoration projects throughout the Central Tablelands.
Shooting can effectively reduce rabbit numbers but is most effective when combined with rabbit warren destruction and ongoing management programs.
Rabbit warrens provide breeding sites and shelter. Destroying active warrens helps prevent rapid population recovery and improves long-term control outcomes.
Yes. Thermal imaging significantly improves rabbit detection and control effectiveness, particularly during night-time operations.
Yes. Coordinated rabbit management across multiple properties often delivers superior long-term results.
This depends on infestation levels, surrounding habitat and property objectives. Ongoing monitoring is generally recommended.
We provide professional rabbit control services throughout the Central West Local Land Services region, including:
Dubbo
Condobolin
Lake Cargelligo
Forbes
Parkes
Peak Hill
Trundle
Tullamore
Tottenham
Eugowra
Grenfell
West Wyalong
Ungarie
Barmedman
Ardlethan
Temora
Bland district
Lachlan district
Parkes Shire
Forbes Shire
Weddin Shire
We also service surrounding farms, grazing properties, cropping enterprises, conservation reserves and rural acreages throughout the Central West region.

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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