Survey on wild dog controls as 3870 head of stock lost in New England

John Ellicott
Updated November 3 2017 - 10:08am, first published 9:54am
North-eastern NSW wild dog facilitator, Dave Worsley, with a wild dog he trapped in the Upper Hunter where the wild dog problem is just as bad as in the New England.
North-eastern NSW wild dog facilitator, Dave Worsley, with a wild dog he trapped in the Upper Hunter where the wild dog problem is just as bad as in the New England.

As landowners in the Northern Tablelands are set to be surveyed on wild dog management it’s been revealed that at least 3870 head of livestock were killed by wild dogs in the New England area in the past two financial years.

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John Ellicott

John Ellicott

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