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Rabbits

Rabbits population – damage / impact

  • Rabbits can cause massive ground erosion by burrowing. They damage grape vines, grass crops, vegetable crops and gardens.
  • Competes for food with our farmed animals.

Rabbits : Control methods

Shooting

  • Regular shooting can help maintain rabbit numbers to low levels, so that their impacts are minimal.
  • Shooting is an easy and effective way to remove rabbit populations.

Trapping

  • Soft-jawed spring traps and mesh barrel traps are used to remove rabbits.
  • Trapping should only be used to control the last few rabbits, and should not be relied on to control medium to high density rabbit populations.
  • Traps are normally set in the active openings in the warren, in the late evening.

Poisoning Methods

  • Poisoning methods are also available (approvals required).

How we can help?

We use effective techniques to ensure rabbits are removed in a humane manner.

  • Step 1: Assessment – Examine your property and identify areas of concerns, assess all options of reducing the population of rabbit numbers.
  • Step 2: Removal – Shooting under thermal imaging / night vision, trapping and poisoning options.
  • Step 3: Cleaning – Removal of dead rabbits.
  • Step 4: Preventive measures – Warren distraction and site rehabilitation.

NOTE: Not all tools are useful for a given area; each tool varies in its effectiveness, depending on a range of factors specific to the local situation.

Call Valley Pest Management on 0407779957 for further discussion or to arrange an onsite visit.

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