Services · Stateline Contract Shooting

Five species. Five programs.
One licensed operator.

Every program is structured around your property, your terrain, and the species you're dealing with — carried out personally by Sam Cox under the full set of NSW licences and accreditations.

Red fox standing alert in open NSW grazing country at dawn
SP—01Vulpes vulpes
Fox
Control
1Fox Control

The most widespread predator on NSW farming country.

Foxes take lambs, poultry and native wildlife across nearly every property type in the state. Losses build quietly — a lamb here, a bird there — until lambing percentages and native populations tell the real story.

Stateline runs targeted fox programs structured around your property and your calendar, including timing programs around lambing when stock protection is the priority.

ProtectsLambs, poultry, native wildlife
PressurePredation losses, den activity, night sightings
ProgramsOne-off, seasonal, or ongoing — structured to your property
Feral cat stalking through dry eucalypt bushland
SP—02Felis catus
Feral Cat
Control
2Feral Cat Control

A serious threat to native fauna — and hard to manage without the right licensing.

Feral cats are among the most damaging pest species in Australia, preying heavily on native birds, reptiles and small mammals, and carrying disease that can affect livestock. They're also notoriously difficult to control effectively.

Stateline provides licensed feral cat management for rural properties, large holdings and land under conservation management, conducted within the NSW legal framework.

ProtectsNative fauna, conservation areas, livestock health
PressurePredation of native species, disease risk to stock
ProgramsSuited to rural holdings and managed conservation land
Wild dog overlooking a sheep paddock from rocky high ground
SP—03Canis familiaris
Wild Dog
Control
3Wild Dog Control

Stock losses that hit hard and fast — especially against timbered country.

Wild dogs, dingoes and hybrids cause some of the most severe stock losses in NSW — killing and mauling sheep, goats and calves, often well beyond what's actually eaten. Properties bordering timbered hill country and reserves carry constant boundary pressure.

Stateline runs targeted wild dog programs for affected properties, built around where the pressure is coming from and where stock is most exposed.

ProtectsSheep, goats, calves, working operations
PressureAttacks and mauling losses, boundary incursion from timbered country
ProgramsTargeted response and ongoing pressure management
Feral pig moving through churned mud in timbered country
SP—04Sus scrofa
Feral Pig
Control
4Feral Pig Control

Rooting, fouled water, wrecked fences — and a genuine biosecurity risk.

Feral pigs tear up pasture and crops, foul dams and waterways, damage fencing, and prey on lambs. Beyond the visible damage, they're recognised as one of the most significant biosecurity risks on Australian farmland.

Stateline runs pig control programs across NSW farming and grazing country, from seasonal response to sustained programs on properties under ongoing pressure.

ProtectsPasture, crops, waterways, fencing, lambs
PressureRooting damage, wallows, crop losses, water fouling
ProgramsSeasonal response or sustained control for high-pressure country
Feral deer stag standing in misty NSW forest
SP—05Cervidae spp.
Feral Deer
Control
5Feral Deer Control

An expanding problem competing directly with your stock.

Feral deer populations are expanding across NSW. They compete directly with livestock for pasture, damage fences and tree plantings, degrade waterways, and create real hazards on rural roads.

Stateline provides licensed deer control for properties dealing with grazing competition and property damage, with programs suited to both established populations and newly arriving pressure.

ProtectsPasture, fencing, tree plantings, waterways
PressureGrazing competition, rubbing damage, expanding numbers
ProgramsEstablished populations or early response to new arrivals
Eastern grey kangaroo standing alert in an NSW grazing paddock at dawn
SP—06Macropus spp.Licence pending
Kangaroo
Management
6Kangaroo Management

A protected native species that still needs active, regulated management.

Kangaroo numbers can build quickly on grazing country, particularly through dry seasons, competing directly with livestock for pasture and putting pressure on fencing and water points. Left unmanaged, that competition compounds fast.

Kangaroos are a protected native species, so this work is different to feral animal control — it's regulated under the NSW Kangaroo Management Program and requires a specific Occupier's Licence. Sam holds a Professional Kangaroo Harvester Licence (PKH130896). Stateline's Occupier's Licence for this program is currently in progress; the accreditation code will be added here once it's issued. Call Sam to discuss timing and what's involved.

ProtectsPasture reserved for stock, fencing, water points
PressureGrazing competition, seasonal population surges
LicenceNSW Occupier's Licence — pending, code to follow
Wild rabbit at its warren entrance in dry NSW pasture at dawn
SP—07O. cuniculus / L. europaeus
Rabbit & Hare
Control
7Rabbit & Hare Control

Small, fast-breeding, and relentless on pasture.

Rabbits and hares dig in fast and multiply faster, tearing up pasture, undermining fence lines and creating erosion through warren networks. On grazing country they compete directly with stock for feed, and numbers can build unnoticed until the ground damage is already done.

Stateline runs rabbit and hare control across NSW properties, often alongside fox programs since the two species interact closely on the same ground. Covered under the same licensing Sam already holds — no separate accreditation required.

ProtectsPasture, fence lines, tree seedlings, erosion-prone ground
PressureWarren damage, erosion, grazing competition
ProgramsFrequently run alongside fox control for compounding effect
The Standard

Whatever the species, every Stateline program runs the same way.

01

Direct assessment

Sam assesses your property personally — species pressure, terrain, and where the problem is coming from.

02

Licensed methods

Every program runs within the relevant NSW legal framework. No grey areas, no risk passed on to you.

03

One operator

The person you call is the person on your property. No subcontractors, no handovers, no lost detail.

04

Straight reporting

You know what happened and what was achieved — communicated directly, without chasing.

Direct Line

Not sure which program you need?

Call Sam and describe what you're seeing on your property. He'll give you a straight answer — and if Stateline isn't the right fit, he'll say so.

0477 014 447 Sam Cox · Licensed Operator · NSW Statewide