Feral Goat Control WA

Property-specific, firearm-only feral goat control across the Wheatbelt, Murchison and Gascoyne.

Diesel n Dust Hunting assesses suitable feral goat control work for Western Australian farms, stations and pastoral landholders. We plan each engagement around the property, observed goat activity, access, ownership information and the work the landholder wants assessed.

Our mobile field capability combines remote-area planning, communications and clear operational records through Fox GPS.

Request a property assessment, call 0433 172 560 or email matt@dieselndustoffroad.com.

Feral goats and managed livestock

When making an enquiry, explain whether the goats are unmanaged feral animals or part of a managed herd. Identify any known ownership, neighbouring stock and livestock movements that need to be considered.

The property boundaries, landholder authority and animals covered by the proposed work must be clear before the scope is agreed. Send existing photographs, dated sightings or other records that help explain the activity and the property concerns.

Wheatbelt, Murchison and Gascoyne enquiries

Wheatbelt farms: provide the nearest town, property size, observed activity and the livestock or cropping schedule we need to consider.
Murchison stations: include the property location, operating area, access conditions and any accommodation or induction requirements.
Gascoyne pastoral properties: share the travel and access details, recent observations and the preferred work window.
Other WA locations: suitable enquiries are assessed against the individual property, travel requirements and task.

See Wheatbelt and Moora pest-control services or remote station pest-control capability for regional planning information.

Scope the work around the property

Tell us which parts of the property are affected and describe any concerns involving pasture, fencing, water infrastructure or other property assets. Include existing control or livestock-management work so the enquiry can be considered in context.

Suitable work can be assessed as a targeted operation, a multi-night deployment or agreed follow-up. Our service is ground-based firearm-only control; animal numbers and outcomes are not guaranteed.

Remote planning and field capability

Remote work is planned around a two-operator minimum crew configuration. Planning considers access, people on site, livestock locations, property boundaries, journey and fatigue management, and communications.

Polaris Ranger field capability and Starlink communications are available where required by the agreed operating plan. Tell us about any client-specific documentation, contractor onboarding or access requirements at the enquiry stage.

Property and session reporting with Fox GPS

The reporting scope is agreed before deployment. Fox GPS records can include the property and session, areas travelled, species and locations, dates and times, notes, photographs where appropriate and control outcomes.

Keeping the records tied to the property and session supports follow-up planning and a clearer account of field effort. See how Fox GPS supports professional field reporting.

Feral goat control questions

Can you assess work on a remote station?

Yes. Send the property location, access and accommodation details, approximate operating area and preferred timing. We assess whether the engagement suits our field capability before agreeing arrangements.

What needs to be clear before the job?

Provide the property authority, boundaries, animal ownership information, livestock locations and the animals covered by the proposed work. We discuss these details before the scope is agreed.

Discuss a feral goat control requirement