Feral pig control management in Central Queensland is a pressing concern due to the substantial damage these ​animals inflict on agricultural land, native ecosystems, and infrastructure. Strategies to mitigate feral pig populations ​often involve a combination of trapping, dogging, and baiting initiatives.

These measures aim to reduce the destruction of crops, erosion of soil, risk to persons and threats to native wildlife ​posed by feral pigs.

Control Methods

The selection of a suitable control method for feral populations in Central Queensland is contingent upon the specific ​requirements of the client and the prevailing environmental conditions. CQ SET employs three established techniques to ​effectively manage feral pig populations.