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We provide a free service

Farmers and landholders do not need to pay to register for the program and there is no fee for our members’ pest control services.

You have total control

You have total control

Farmers and landholders have total control over who comes onto their property and what conditions our members must follow.

Accredited shooters only

Accredited shooters only

SSAA members registered for this program have undertaken a shooting skill test that is equivalent to tests undertaken by professional shooters.

Covered by insurance

Covered by insurance

All SSAA members participating in this program are covered by the association’s $20 million public liability cover.

Testimonials

I have found the Farmer Assist program to be extremely helpful in controlling feral animals on our drought stricken property. I would recommend the program to other farmers.

Pat H, Longreach

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BY: FarmerAssist    |    July 26, 2023

Community involvement in Pest Control

Accessing skilled volunteer hunters in pest management through the SSAA Farmer Assist …
Proportion
BY: FarmerAssist    |    July 25, 2023

Secure Our Farms – Hunt BioAware

Grain Producers Australia Colin Bettles talks about the new partnership between GPA and th …
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BY: FarmerAssist    |    July 25, 2023

Shooting techniques for effective fox control

SSAA Farmer Assist took part in a forum on feral cat and fox management organised by the C …
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BY: SSAA    |    November 29, 2022

Call for harvesters to help count quail in SA

  A citizen-led science project mapping stubble quail abundance and presence across S …

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5 days ago

SSAA Farmer Assist
If you, your family and friends live in WA, get onto this and sign away!🎉🎉🎉20,000 signatures🎉🎉🎉Thank you to everyone who has signed so far! We are on track to have the largest petition response ever for the WA Legislative Council!Now is the time to keep sharing as we demand a balanced and unbiased inquiry into the Firearms Bill by the WA Parliamentary House of Review.There are 90,000 firearms license holders in WA and many more who participate. Let's get as many of us on board as we can.Now is the time to create firearms laws that address the problem of illegal firearms in our community. Not to persecute people going about their legal and legitimate pursuits and hobbies.Sign the petition and share today!parliament.wa.gov.au/Parliament/LCePetitions.nsf/($All)/9933AA45F9AC7F7D48258AFB0005FA70?opendocument& See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago

SSAA Farmer Assist
Attention all WA members.Here we go with another petition team – albeit an extremely important one !We must get our numbers on as we push forward again and tell the government that we demand the proposed firearmbill be scrutinised by a bilateral Legislative Committee where the parliament can interrogate all aspects of the bill.By now you would have seen the intent of the bill is clearly NOT aimed at the criminal elements of our society but blatantly attacks law abiding firearm owners with unprecedented arbitrary firearms limits, and unworkable property approval restrictions in addition to the overreaching property use proposals and unnecessary minimum use requirements, all being piled on top of an unjustifiable scrutiny of West Australians personal beliefs and living circumstances.It's important we get all current and future firearms users to sign this petition ASAP.Many thanks to long standing advocate Rick Mazza for lodging the petition and the Hon Nick Goiran MLC who will read it in. www.parliament.wa.gov.au/Parliament/LCePetitions.nsf/petitions/24-0016 See MoreSee Less
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1 month ago

SSAA Farmer Assist
One for our Victorian members.Limited positions are still available for the 'Duck Hunting 101' course this weekend. This one-day practical course will help you understand the most relevant hunting equipment, improve your shooting skills and provide proven hunting strategies and techniques.You’ll receive practical instruction and tuition from leading Industry representatives, including hands-on target shooting to practice your skills and become a better gamebird hunter.ssaavic.com.au/duck-hunter-education-course/ See MoreSee Less
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6 months ago

SSAA Farmer Assist
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6 months ago

SSAA Farmer Assist
Recreational hunters play a key role in helping landowners control pest animals and reduce environmental impacts.The whole reason SSAA Farmer Assist exists is to connect landowners with hunters to help with this mammoth task.The role of the hunter is under threat in WA, where the WA Government has plans to restrict law-abiding firearm owners and landowners from managing their relationships and firearm use, responsibly as they have always done.WA firearm owners can get more information via Western Australian Firearms Community Alliance – WAFCA and Sporting Shooters Association Of Australia WA Inc. See MoreSee Less
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7 months ago

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Now you can choose to go digital or stay with the paper magazine.Emails linking SSAA state and territory members to the first digital Australian Shooter should be reaching inboxes. Members will continue to receive their print magazine and receive the digital Australian Shooter for free. When your membership is up for renewal you’ll be able to choose PRINT and/or DIGITAL. See MoreSee Less
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7 months ago

SSAA Farmer Assist
The Australian Shooter will be made available as both a digital and print publication from October, allowing SSAA’s state and territory members to choose how they engage with the Association.All members will receive the Australian Shooter in the new digital format, but those wishing to maintain their print copy of the magazine will need to pay an additional $15 annual fee (equating to $1.35 per print edition). This fee directly covers postage and printing costs that have increased significantly in the past three years and are forecast to continue this trend.READ MORE: www.ssaa.org.au/?ss_news=ssaa-fee-update-and-the-australian-shooter-goes-digital See MoreSee Less
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