Pricing Information

Service Description

What our service will costs is dependent on a few factors listed below • Location - the closer our location is to our home base in the Merredin the easier we can provide our services. • Target Pest - Some species are harder to target than others so will cost depending on the difficulty level. Some species such as wild pigs, foxes may be difficult to be harvested so can often offset the costs of control. • These operations we often conduct for free if we can harvest the meat from the animals. • Required Equipment - It generally costs more when more equipment is required to complete the job. Example would be the use of 4x4 side by side vehicle fitted with thermal scanner and a with effective calibre rifle for shooting pigs will be more costly, However much more effective for positive outcomes. • • Time and Duration of Operation - The time of day or night and the duration of the operation (single night or weeks) affects the cost of the job. We always aim to complete the program within the shortest time possible. We are passionate hunters as well as professional feral animal control technician, so we often can work with landowners to come to an arrangement where it is a win-win for you and us. We want happy landowners and good professionalrelationships with our clients as our priority. Some Common pricing arrangements are: • Hourly rate - pay for the duration of time we spend onsite • Pay Per Animal - pay per animal that is destroyed • Day/Night Rate - pay per day or night we attend your property • Harvest Arrangement - Give access to harvest rabbits ,goats and pigs as payment for Pest Control Services Example Scenario Farmer Joe operates a sheep farm in central wheatbelt region and is experiencing a major wild fox problem that is causing significant losses to his business. Farmer Joe also has a rabbit problem on his property that are really causing a problem. Joe contacts Aaron at West Australian Feral Animal Service and explains that he would like some assistance in controlling problem foxes. Aaron makes arrangements to help Joe over several nights when the foxes are next spotted in the area. As payment Joe allows Aaron to harvest rabbits from his property, that also may become a problem if allowed to increase in number. Win for Joe and