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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
Farmers and landholders have total control over who comes onto their property and what conditions our members must follow.
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
All SSAA members participating in this program are covered by the association's $20 million public liability and personal accident cover.
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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.
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Our Conservation and Wildlife Management groups do some amazing work. Find out more about Project Moonie in Queensland which has been going since 2012 and comprises 12 adjoining properties and a natio...Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia - SSAA National
Recently we asked our members why they joined and continue to be a part of the SSAA. At 193,000 strong there are lots of different reasons as well as some common ones we’d like to share with you. Le...Not good. Hopefully they get their SD cards/data back.
There's a couple of jobs available for our SA based members... Check them out!
Volunteers from SSAA CWM showing the world that we are an important and effective tool in the campaign to reduce feral cats.
Australia Is Deadly Serious About Killing Millions of Cats
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Feral felines are driving the country’s native species to extinction. Now a massive culling is underway to preserve what’s left of the wild.Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia - SSAA National
With the federal election now called for 18 May it’s time to turn our attention to the policies each political party has put forth in relation to recreational shooting and hunting. We have collated ...That's a good result for both stock and native animals.A successful event was held by Woodanilling!
Did you know the revision of the National Firearms Agreement in 2017 banned handgun competitions unless they were part of the Commonwealth or Olympic Games? That was until we stepped in and demanded that our members and all handgun club members be treated equally. We are not sure why the media is so surprised that we lobby on behalf of our near 200,000 members...
The following article is from today's Age newspaper.
Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia - SSAA National
Your SSAA has undertaken a variety of media interviews in the past 24 hours related to misinformation by Gun Control Australia and others. While we can't accept every media interview we have agreed to...