Free community service
Feral Deer Management for NSW Landowners
Feral deer are increasingly affecting crops, fences and native vegetation across NSW. We offer free, community-focused assistance to help landowners manage them responsibly.
The impact
How feral deer affect rural properties
Crops and pasture
Deer graze crops and pasture and compete with livestock for feed.
Fences and safety
Damaged fences and deer on roads create ongoing cost and safety risks.
Native vegetation
Browsing and trampling affect regeneration and sensitive habitats.
Our approach
Responsible, humane and properly assessed
We use modern observation equipment and careful site assessment. Specific methods are discussed with you directly rather than published online.
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We talk through which animals you are seeing, where, and what they are damaging.
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Observation and site assessment consider terrain, access, stock and neighbouring land.
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Management is planned around safety and humane practice. Rules and obligations can differ by land type, so we discuss what applies to you.
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We are upfront about what we can and cannot help with at your property.
What to expect
No payment. No pressure. Clear communication.
- A conversation about your property and the deer activity you are seeing.
- An assessment of suitability.
- Clear communication about next steps.
Free of charge for the advertised community assistance. Submitting a request does not guarantee assistance.
Common questions
Yes. Wild Pest Solutions provides this assistance to NSW landowners as a community service, with no fee and no online payments. Submitting a request does not guarantee that assistance will be available.
Obligations can differ depending on your land and circumstances. We will discuss what is relevant when we speak with you, and you may also wish to check with your local land services office.
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Other ways we can help
Free community assistance
Need Help Managing Feral Animals on Your Property?
Contact Wild Pest Solutions to discuss free community-focused feral animal management assistance.