Feral Pig Control NSW

Professional Ground Shooting & Pig Management Services Across New South Wales

Feral pigs are one of the most destructive pest animals affecting rural properties in New South Wales. At Feral Pest Animal Control, we provide expert, targeted feral pig control services to protect your land, livestock, crops, and water sources from damage and disease.

Our team works with farmers, graziers, rural landholders, councils, Landcare groups, and small acreage owners to implement safe, compliant, and effective pig control strategies—including ground shooting, property surveillance, and ongoing management programs.

Why Feral Pig Control Is Essential

Feral Pigs:

Root and destroy crops, pasture, fences, and native bushland

Compete with livestock for feed and water

Prey on newborn lambs and ground-nesting birds

Spread diseases including leptospirosis and brucellosis

Cause erosion and contaminate water sources

If not actively controlled, pig populations can grow rapidly and cause widespread, costly damage.

Our Pig Control Methods Include: 

Ground Shooting – Professional, licensed, targeted

Night Vision & Thermal Equipment – For accurate identification and targeting

Surveillance & Property Assessment – Using trail cameras, GPS and satellite tools

Spot Shooting or Targeted Programs – One-off or scheduled visits

Working with Neighbours – To control roaming populations across boundaries

All work is carried out with strict attention to NSW legal requirements, animal welfare standards, and is fully covered by insurance.

Servicing All NSW Regions
 

We offer feral pig control across all NSW including:

Central Coast

Central West NSW

Western NSW

Northern Tablelands

Southern Tablelands

Central Tablelands

Riverina

Hunter Region

Northern NSW

Local government and council areas

Private properties and agricultural land

Feral pigs may travel over 20km in a day and often cross property boundaries, so we encourage coordinated efforts between neighbours and surrounding landowners for the most effective results.

Planning, Risk Assessments & Legal Compliance
 

Before work begins, we complete:

A full property assessment using GPS mapping

A review of land zoning, terrain, and safety risks

A signed contract outlining methods and responsibilities

All compliance paperwork for insurance and animal welfare

Post-Visit Reporting & Follow-Up
 

At the end of each control operation, we provide a detailed report including:

Number of pigs removed

Areas serviced

Issues found with fencing, infrastructure, or livestock

Ongoing management recommendations

Book Your Feral Pig Control Service Today

If feral pigs are causing damage to your property, livestock, or native bushland—don’t wait. Pig numbers can escalate quickly without ongoing management.