Wildlife & Land Management Services

Wildlife Control Services

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  Wildlife Control - Boar

  Wild Boar Control Wild boar control may be required in areas where populations are present and causing damage to pasture, crops, and woodland areas. Typical 4-hour session – from £180 Wild boar management often takes place during evening or night hours, and may require additional planning due to the size, strength, and behaviour of the species.Why Wild Boar Control May Be Required Wild boar can cause extensive ground disturbance while rooting for food, which may damage pasture, crops, and woodland floor vegetation. This activity can also impact fencing, farmland, and rural infrastructure, and in some areas may increase the risk of vehicle collisions on rural roads. Responsible management helps reduce land damage and minimise conflicts between wildlife and rural communities. For enquiries or to discuss land management requirements, please get in touch. All wildlife management is carried out responsibly and in accordance with UK wildlife legislation and landowner permissions.

  15min · £0.00
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  Wildlife Control - Deer

  Deer Management Deer management is commonly carried out to support crop protection, woodland regeneration, and responsible population control in areas where deer numbers are high. Typical 4-hour session – from £150 Deer management often takes place during early morning or evening hours, when deer are most active, and requires careful observation and safe shooting practices.Why Deer Management May Be Required In areas with high deer populations, browsing can damage young trees, woodland regeneration, crops, and hedgerows. This can impact forestry operations and agricultural land. Responsible deer management helps maintain healthy populations and balanced ecosystems, while reducing damage to farmland and woodland habitats. For enquiries or to discuss land management requirements, please get in touch. All wildlife management is carried out responsibly and in accordance with UK wildlife legislation and landowner permissions.

  4h · £0.00
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  Wildlife Control - Foxes

  Fox Control Fox control is commonly carried out to support lambing operations, poultry protection, and livestock safety. Typical 4-hour session – from £150 Fox management often takes place during evening or night hours and may require the use of specialist equipment such as thermal optics, as well as extended observation periods.Why Fox Control May Be Required Foxes can pose a risk to lambs, poultry, and small livestock, particularly during lambing season. In areas with higher fox populations, targeted management helps reduce livestock losses and supports farmers in protecting vulnerable animals. Foxes may also prey on ground-nesting birds and other wildlife, which can impact local biodiversity when populations are high. For enquiries or to discuss land management requirements, please get in touch. All wildlife management is carried out responsibly and in accordance with UK wildlife legislation and landowner permissions.

  15min · £0.00
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  Wildlife Control - Pest Birds

  Pest Bird Control Pest bird control is commonly carried out to protect crops, livestock feed, farm buildings, and equipment from damage caused by large bird populations. Typical 4-hour session – from £120 Pest bird management may take place during daytime hours and can involve observation and targeted control depending on the species present and the level of activity on the land.Why Pest Bird Control May Be Required Certain bird species can cause damage to crops, stored feed, and farm infrastructure, particularly when large flocks gather around farms. Birds such as pigeons, corvids, and other pest species may also impact livestock feed stores and contaminate feed areas. Responsible control helps reduce damage to crops and buildings while supporting effective farm management. For enquiries or to discuss land management requirements, please get in touch. All wildlife management is carried out responsibly and in accordance with UK wildlife legislation and landowner permissions.

  4h · £0.00
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  Wildlife Control - Rabbits / Hares

  Rabbit Control Rabbit control is commonly carried out to protect crops, pasture, and young trees, particularly where populations have increased and are causing damage to farmland. Typical 4-hour session – from £120 Rabbit management may take place during daytime or nighttime hours and can involve a combination of observation and targeted control to reduce populations effectively.Why Rabbit Control May Be Required Rabbits can cause significant damage to crops, pasture, and young woodland through grazing. Large populations can quickly reduce available grazing for livestock and affect agricultural productivity. Rabbit burrows can also create hazards for livestock, horses, and agricultural machinery, particularly in heavily populated areas. For enquiries or to discuss land management requirements, please get in touch. All wildlife management is carried out responsibly and in accordance with UK wildlife legislation and landowner permissions.

  4h · £0.00