Project Nonzero in Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia | Company
Project Nonzero
Locality: Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia
Phone: +61 412 735 695
Address: 36 Mein Street 4000 Spring Hill, QLD, Australia
Website: http://www.projectnonzero.com
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25.01.2022 Australian Hunters need more great spokespeople like Cam! Absolute legend
25.01.2022 Goat vs. Goliath
24.01.2022 They released 14 wolves into a park. What happened next is a miracle that proves we must take care of our amazing planet.
22.01.2022 What a day! The Melbourne SHOT Expo has been a fantastic experience so far for all of us. I cannot wait to meet more keen hunters and spread the Project word again tomorrow. Here are some snaps of the day :) ... Penny
20.01.2022 The faces of Project NonZero :) Melbourne bound
16.01.2022 When the incumbent "competitor" feels threatened enough to copy our Web Design & Messaging but we haven't even launched yet, I know we are onto something special! #OnlyjustgettingstartedAustralia
11.01.2022 Hey Guys, A huge thanks to everyone who has been following us on Facebook and sharing our posts so far! We have grown significantly over the past month and it's all because of our supporters. You guys rock! Also, because of this growth overwhelming support so far, Project NonZero is heading down to SHOT Show Melbourne 2017!... For those visiting the expo this year, keep an eye out for us in our bright orange shirts and green hoodies! We would love to meet and talk with as many of you as possible and listen to your valuable feedback. We are happy to share our progress so far and answer any questions you may have, even have a beer if you're shouting. We will be roaming SHOT Show all day Saturday and Sunday this weekend. If you have the time, come and say g'day to Andy, Kyle or myself. We are keen to meet our possible future partners and users! Thanks, Penny.
07.01.2022 The "Gate Opener Shuffle"
04.01.2022 So sad to hear, let's do more!
03.01.2022 It's hard for non-hunters to understand some of the reasons we hunt and engage in feral-pest management. It's too often seen as inhumane and barbaric by those who don't see the other side. For me personally, this is all the motivation I need to dispatch every feral dog I can! This makes me so cross to watch and I can only imagine how farmers feel seeing this done to their lambs or calves ... Penny.
