Protecting rural properties, livestock, and native wildlife through ethical, targeted and technology‑driven feral pest control solutions.
Across New South Wales, feral pests pose a serious threat to agricultural productivity, animal welfare, bio-security and the long‑term health of rural landscapes. Invasive species such as feral pigs, foxes, wild dogs, rabbits and deer can cause extensive damage to pasture, fencing, water infrastructure and native ecosystems when left unmanaged. Effective control requires more than short‑term responses — it demands experienced operators, strategic planning and lawful, humane methods.
Our licensed and compliant operators deliver results‑focused feral pest management programs using advanced thermal imaging, GPS mapping and best‑practice field techniques. Every operation is carefully planned to suit the property, species, terrain and seasonal conditions, ensuring control activities are precise, safe and aligned with NSW regulatory and animal welfare standards.
We work closely with landholders across regional and rural NSW, providing practical support to reduce pest pressure, safeguard livestock, restore land condition and strengthen long‑term bio-security outcomes. Through targeted control and cooperative management, we help protect both productive farmland and the natural environment for the future.
If pest pressure is costing you livestock or damaging your property, it needs to be handled properly — not with one-off control.
Davrac now integrates advanced drone technology into our property assessments, giving landholders a clearer, more accurate understanding of feral‑animal activity across their landscape. Using high‑resolution aerial imaging and precise geospatial mapping, our drone surveys identify movement corridors, damage zones, harbour areas, and access points that are often impossible to detect from the ground. This aerial perspective allows us to design smarter, more targeted control programs—improving efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring every treatment is backed by real data and on‑the‑ground evidence.
Drone-Assisted Assessment
Monitoring & Technology
Trail‑camera monitoring adds an important layer of evidence to any pest‑control programme. By placing cameras at activity hot-spots, operators can confirm which species are present, identify movement patterns, and measure changes in pest pressure before and after control work. This reduces guesswork, helps target effort where it matters most, and provides landholders with visual proof of results. For ongoing programmes, trail‑camera data also shows when activity begins to rise again, allowing timely follow‑up before numbers rebound.
Davrac Rural Pest Services provides structured feral and vertebrate pest management across Central West NSW and surrounding rural regions, supporting landholders, agricultural enterprises, councils, and coordinated control programs.
Our operations are designed for large‑scale, rural environments where pest pressure crosses property boundaries and requires coordinated, long‑term management rather than one‑off intervention.
By arrangement, Davrac delivers pest management programs across:
If your property is outside these areas, contact Davrac Rural Pest Services to discuss a coordinated pest management program suited to your location and pest pressure.
