Need help with pest animals?

We provide a free service

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 …
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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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An American to the rescueThe Ruger American Gen 2 Scout in .223 Rem has proven itself as a compact and reliable option that delivers well beyond its “budget” label. Designed with a 10-shot Magpul magazine, smooth three-lug bolt and durable Cerakote finish, it combines accuracy, versatility and rugged build quality. Priced around $1200–$1300, the Gen 2 Scout demonstrates that hunters can access strong performance and dependable features at an accessible price point.Read more: www.ssaa.org.au/?ss_news=an-american-to-the-rescue See MoreSee Less
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LET’S BE CLEAR: THE INVASIVE SPECIES COUNCIL IS NOT A SERIOUS, SCIENCE-DRIVEN ORGANISATIONSSAA Victoria has criticised the Invasive Species Council (ISC) for prioritising political point-scoring over evidence-based environmental policy and the well-being of regional communities. In a sharp response to recent public comments made by ISC CEO Jack Gough, SSAA Victoria says recreational hunters are being unfairly targeted despite their proven role in supporting conservation outcomes, regional economies, and public land management.Representing more than 45,000 members, SSAA Victoria is urging Australians to see through what it describes as “ideologically driven misinformation” and to back a cooperative, fact-based approach to invasive species management that respects both science and rural livelihoods.Read more: ssaavic.com.au/lets-be-clear-the-invasive-species-council-is-not-a-serious-science-driven-organis… See MoreSee Less
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🦏 Could the ALP & Greens' Trophy Import Ban Do More Harm Than Good? 🌍This week, the Australian Alliance for Animals announced that several political parties — including the ALP, Greens and Animal Justice Party — have committed to banning the import of some hunting trophies.But independent research from the University of Oxford suggests this kind of ban could undermine global conservation efforts, rather than help them.✅ Trophy hunting (when regulated) has been shown to:Protect wildlands from being turned into farmlandFund anti-poaching operationsCreate jobs and food security for local and Indigenous communitiesSupport threatened species recoveryMeanwhile, the groups behind the Alliance derive the bulk of their funding from donations and bequests — and list “financial momentum” as a strategic goal.📲 Full article here 👉 www.ssaa.org.au/?ss_news=alp-and-greens-to-damage-international-animal-conservation-efforts#SSAA #ConservationMatters #TrophyHunting #Election2025 #SustainableWildlifeManagement See MoreSee Less
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