Feral Control WA

18/10/2026

I'm looking forward to next weekends shoot.
Given last years turnout I'm expecting it to be another busy event.
Good luck to all who are going.

13/10/2026

These ones aren't very good at hiding.

13/10/2026

The young-uns are out and about.

12/10/2026

Just a few pigs.

11/10/2026

Yesterday these little cuties were alive.
One night passed and a fox killed them all.
😢😢😢

Anyone who supports foxes needs to reassess their position.

Foxes and feral cats are Australia's biggest wildlife killers.

The numbers are too far gone to completely eliminate them, thats why we must keep on top of them.

10/10/2026

Gotta love the Nocpix S60R
Sleepy time for this fox.

09/10/2026

Last night was a massive eye opener.
I've never seen so many feral cats in one place

Feral Control WA operating in conjunction with Sunset Pest Control & Rural Services produced the goods exceeding the client's expectations.

Feral cats are wildlife killing machines, and after what we saw yesterday, the animals/reptiles/birds in that area really dont stand a chance....but we did put a massive dent in the population, so will soon have it back in favour of our wildlife and not these ferals.

09/10/2026

Its always a good night out with Brendan at Sunset Pest Control & Rural Services barely feels like work at all.

Rolling Out!

There is always excitement and anticipation when we are rolling out with the full rig in tow!

This is a big one tonight so we have contacted Feral Control WA to come along for the ride. When ever the job becomes a 2 person job there is no one else we work with, their insanely good approach to all aspects of the job completely aligns with our procedures making it an easy choice!

Let's go get em Laith

09/10/2026

This was a very quick locate and isolate mission.
The farmer told us where the porkers were entering from, and we located the hole in the fence easily.
There was old sign, so we headed to investigate the fence further along.
After driving for about 150m I looked behind to see this brute of a boar come into the paddock through the same fence hole.
It was in a hurry. We stopped, quickly readied ourselves, then dropped it with a couple of .243 pills.
It weighed in at a 153kg.
After this one was removed from the property no more pigs have been seen.

The rest of the night saw 6 foxes removed, and a few rabbits.

Another successful job.

07/10/2026

Another bunny down...six hundred billion million to go.