Wild Deer Management in the Southern New England Survey

The Northern Tablelands Local Land Services Pest Animal Team are holding an invitation-only, one-day forum on wild deer. They have invited a representative from the Southern New England Landcare team to attend.

So that we can take an informed perspective to the forum, we need and value your input. If you have had any experience with feral deer at your property, please take 5 minutes to answer these few questions for us.

As deer and other ferals are on our radar for an event later this year, we will be sure to keep in touch. Thanks!

1.
Species are identified for the Alert List based on three criteria:
1. posing a high or serious potential threat to the environment
2. having limited distribution within Australia at present
3. being amenable to successful eradication or containment programs.

The following are identified as ALERT species in the Southern New England. Please indicate which of these you have an awareness of?

Tilapia

Sambar deer

Cane toad

Comments?

2.Have you seen wild deer on your property?(Required.)

Yes

3.If applicable, what method of wild deer management is working for you?

4.If applicable, what method(s) of wild deer management are not working for you?

5.In which district are you located?(Required.)

6.If you're interested in receiving more information about wild deer control, please provide your contact details below.

Name

Address

Address 2

City/Town

State/Province

Email Address

Phone Number

Current Progress,

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