Feral Trapping Solutions QLD in Gladstone, Queensland | Agricultural service

Feral Trapping Solutions QLD

Locality: Gladstone, Queensland

Phone: +61 439 666 102

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• Commercial and industrial
• Pest control service
• Agricultural service
• Environmental service

19.01.2022 If anyone is looking for something to do in Gladstone tomorrow evening, this might be it.

18.01.2022 Keelback, non venomous. Relocated to a creek after being found in a lounge room under a TV cabinet. These blokes can eat cane toads (and survive)

16.01.2022 Large adult Eastern Brown , dangerously venomous, caught at Anzac Park in the Gladstone CBD. When I got there it was crossing the road and cars had pulled up to let it cross while a GRC Employee kept an eye on it. 15minutes after capture it was released into suitable habitat. Sorry for the quick video, no need to get it cranky or get a photo making it look like its 9 foot long.

08.01.2022 Eastern Brown, dangerously venomous. This bloke was from Calliope hanging around in a garden . The home owners kept an eye on him until I arrived which makes my job so much easier. He was quickly bagged and relocated.

06.01.2022 A good way to spend an afternoon, saving native animals. The Rufus Betongs and Agile Wallabies have one less introduced predator to worry about. Called in with a predator caller. Put to sleep with a Gunwerks LR1000 6.5/284Norma (if God was real, he would have had input into designing this cartridge) with a 140Gr Berger VLD cracking along at 2940fps.

04.01.2022 If you are in the Gladstone region and would like to help our native wildlife, contact Gladstone Wildlife. If you would like to care for an animal but think you don't know how to, they will have a senior member assist you, they hold education days with guest speakers that specialise in everything from possums, birds of prey, reptiles, macropods etc etc. You will meet a great group of people with similar interest and a wealth of animal husbandry knowledge. Join up, learn abou...t wildlife care and make a difference to a native animals life. Have a Happy New Year, Kris and Sacha Foster.