Adam Quinn, Greyman OPS · 08/10/2026 · Originally shared on LinkedIn [DRAFT — not published]
How much have feral pigs cost your region in damage this month?
Feral goats, pigs and deer don’t respect fence lines. They move freely between properties, so a program on one place alone only goes so far. The more neighbours who join:
- the more country we cover;
- the fewer pigs are left to move back in; and
- the better protected everyone’s crops, pasture and stock are.
Recent programs
In October 2026 we ran aerial feral animal programs in the New England region of NSW and in Central Queensland. The New England program was a success, with the bonus of an aerial view of the harvest under way. In Central Queensland, the program was successful, albeit wet: so much for El Niño! It was great to see the farmers get around 200 mm in the four days we were there, and our pilots flew around the showers.
What you get with Greyman OPS
- Professional, experienced and accredited marksmen
- $20m Public Liability and Professional Indemnity insurance
- Work to the national humane-control codes of practice
- GPS-tracked, auditable reporting
- 3,000+ operational shooting hours and a 100% safety record
- Thermal drone surveys available
How to take part
When we have a program running in your area, neighbouring properties and sites can participate on hourly rates. Get in touch to find out what is scheduled near you, and we will send you our Capabilities Statement.
Know a neighbour who should be in? Share this with them.
Sources: Company post, 08/10/2026; Personal post, 08/10/2026; Personal post, 18/10/2026; Personal post, 03/11/2026.