[01/06]Pays for the job
Feral
pigs
Rooting up pasture, fouling dams, taking lambs. Taken at night and harvested whole.
Goes toVIC Game Harvesting
For landholders across southern NSW and north-east Victoria with pigs, deer, kangaroos or rabbits. The harvest pays me, so you don't.
Lat36.0737° S
Lon146.9135° E
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[01] How it's freeNSW / VIC
If you have deer, pigs, kangaroos or rabbits on your property, I come at night and harvest them at no cost to you, and they're processed for the table. Other pests can be handled alongside at no further cost.
Free when you've got
Pigs, deer, kangaroos or rabbits
Also free alongside them
Foxes and wild dogs
Where it all goes
VIC Game Harvesting, for human consumption
[02] What I take
Six pests.
Zero bill.
The first four pay for the job. The last two come off on the back of them.
Feral
[02/06]Pays for the job
Deer
Fallow, red and sambar through crops, pasture and fences. The biggest part of the work, and the biggest part of what keeps it free.
Goes toVIC Game Harvesting
[03/06]Pays for the job
Kangaroos
Competing with stock for feed and water. Harvested inside quota, tagged, and taken humanely.
Goes toVIC Game Harvesting
[04/06]Pays for the job
Rabbits
Warrens through the channel banks and sandy rises, paddocks eaten bare. Taken and harvested.
Goes toVIC Game Harvesting
[05/06]Free on the back of it
Foxes
Lambing losses and the chook shed. Handled free, because the rest of the night already paid for the trip.
CarcassDisposed of however you want
[06/06]Free on the back of it
Wild
dogs
Stock losses you can't afford to wait on. Same deal as foxes: free, alongside the harvest work.
CarcassDisposed of however you want
[03] How it worksFive steps
No bill.
No mess.
No fuss.
You don't need to be there on the night, and nothing I take is left rotting in your paddocks.
What happens after the shot- 01
Ring or message me
Tell me what's on your place, roughly where it is, and what damage you're seeing.
- 02
We "walk" it together
Gates, stock, houses, neighbours, no-shoot zones and safe directions, all written down. You sign a permission, I keep a record book for your property.
- 03
I come back at night
Quietly, with thermal, one animal at a time, and every gate left as I found it.
- 04
Everything leaves with me
Pigs, deer, roos and rabbits are dressed, tagged to your property, chilled the same night and off to VIC Game Harvesting.
- 05
You get a report
Numbers, paddocks, sign seen and what needs following up, after every visit.
[04] What I runSix things
01
HARVEST TRAY 4WD
Purpose-built tray on the 4WD, carrying 19 deer or 30 kangaroos in a night.
02
ELECTRIC BUGGY
Silent through the paddocks. Game doesn't hear it coming, your stock doesn't get stirred up, and nobody in the house wakes at two in the morning.
03
Thermal and night optics
Thermal to find, glass to identify. Nothing gets shot that hasn't been named first, with your stock in the next paddock.
04
Hygiene and biosecurity
Stainless gambrels, clean knives, wash-down and a boot wash on board for properties with something to protect.
05
A record book for your place
Gates, no-shoot zones, hazards, stock and every animal taken, kept with your signed permission.
06
Licences and insurance
Firearms licence, game harvesting paperwork and public liability. Current, carried, and shown at your gate if you ask.
[05] The country850 km radius
Two states.
One river.
Albury sits right on the border, so a night's work can start on New South Wales river flats and finish on a Victorian hill. Anywhere within about 250 kilometres is a single night's work: the Murray flats, the slopes up toward Holbrook and Wagga, and the foothills running into the high country. Further out I'll still come — it just stops being one night and turns into a few.
[06] Where this is goingThe long game
- This season
More properties on the books across both states, and every one of them better off for having me there.
- Next few years
A chiller and depot of my own in Albury. More room each night, more properties covered, less distance between the shot and the cold room.
- The long game
Processing my own wild game and selling them off my own shelves. Nothing changes hands between the paddock and the counter.
[07] Get in touchFree, for real
Got pigs, deer,
roos or rabbits?
Tell me what's on your place and roughly where. I'll come out and walk it with you before anything else happens.