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Bird control / Bird Shooting Sydney
We specialise in the removal and shooting of birds and pigeons all across Sydney.
Effective Bird Control Sydney
Effective bird control measures can include physical barriers, such as bird spikes and netting, as well as chemical repellents and auditory deterrents. It is also important to address the root cause of the problem, such as providing alternative food sources, to reduce the incentive for birds to congregate in a particular area.
- Waterfowl identification certificates
- PEST IT – Eagle Eye Course Certification
- PEST IT – Bird Management Course Certification
- Pesticides Certification
- Professional commercial shooter
- R-license accredited shooter
Bird Control Problems?
Bird control refers to measures taken to prevent birds from causing damage or becoming a nuisance. Some common bird control problems include:
Effective bird control measures can include physical barriers, such as bird spikes and netting, as well as chemical repellents and auditory deterrents. It is also important to address the root cause of the problem, such as providing alternative food sources, to reduce the incentive for birds to congregate in a particular area.
Birds can carry diseases and parasites that can be transmitted to humans. Their droppings can also create unsanitary conditions, leading to health hazards such as histoplasmosis and psittacosis.
Birds can damage crops and orchards by eating or trampling on them. This can lead to significant financial losses for farmers.
Birds can pose a significant hazard to aircraft, as they can be sucked into engines or collide with windshields. This can lead to crashes and loss of life.
Birds can become a nuisance when they congregate in large numbers in urban areas, creating noise and leaving droppings on sidewalks and buildings.
Benefits of Bird Shooting in Sydney
Bird shooting is a form of bird control that provides many benefits for businesses and residents across Sydney. The benefits of bird shooting include:
Shooting can help control the population of certain bird species, such as Indian Mynas, pigeons & other feral bird species that have become overpopulated. This can help to reduce the potential damage caused by these birds to crops, residential property, commercial property, food manufacturing & serving premises as well as airports.
Hunting can also be used as a conservation tool to manage certain bird populations and habitats. This can include efforts to protect endangered species or maintain a balance between different species.
Additionally, Pest Elite is qualified to undertake non-feral species culling associated with the NSW Native Game Bird Management Program. It is important only to hunt bird species that are endangered and that follow the hunting laws and regulations of NSW.