Possum Problems

15/10/2026

15/10/2026

We are always looking for more clients with Possum issues. Be it residential or rural we have posion free options available to suit.

As always, FREE SERVICE for those located between Matamata and Tokoroa.

10/10/2026

With spring coming along the way it is, now is the time to keep an eye on your shed rafters. Starlings, Indian Mynah, and other non native birds will be looking for places to build nests and these structures are perfect for them!

Simply removing the nests isn't always effective, removing the bird in its entirety is though. If you need help with nuisance nesting birds, give us a call. We will come out and dispatch the birds and remove any accessible nests as well. If you are located in or between Matamata and Tokoroa, theres no call out or job fee.

09/10/2026

09/10/2026

08/09/2026

Hey guys, we are currently having phone issues. If anyone needs any services contact us via Facebook messenger, sorry for any inconveniences. Cheers.

26/08/2026

Just small reminder that we do not charge for removal of possums, rabbits, hares and pigeons but we do appreciate reviews and feedback!

if we have been out to your place we would love to hear your thoughts an opinions on our services. it does wonders for getting the word out there!

happy trapping and safe hunting guys!

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24/08/2026

Hey guys!

There seems to be a little confusion and misinformation around the pigeon culls we do so I'm going to address this and answer the questions.

WHAT PIGEONS ARE WE SHOOTING?
The pigeons we shoot are feral rock pigeons, also known as rock doves or their Latin name Columba Livia. These are not our native wood pigeon or Kereru as they are also called.

ARE WE SHOOTING KERERU?
No. Shooting Kereru is unethical, needless and highly illegal. We do not stand for such behavior at Possum Problems and will not and do not participate in this kind of thing.

ARE WE SHOOTING PET BIRDS?
Again, no. We do not target domestic pigeons (Racing, Homing, Fancy etc). - We call these banded birds and will always do our best to avoid shooting them, if by mistake a banded bird is shot during a feral bird cull (unlikely, but can happen) then we take the right steps to contact its owner and let them know.

Hope this clears things up!