Red Card for Rabbits and Foxes

Working together for Maximum Impact

Red Card for Rabbits and Foxes is a community based feral animal management program that operates across the agricultural
regions of Western Australia.

Red Card for foxes, cats and rabbits

community based feral animal management

Operating across the agricultural regions of Western Australia.

get involved

Red Card for foxes, cats and rabbits

community based feral animal management

Operating across the agricultural regions of Western Australia.

get involved

Red Card for foxes, cats and rabbits

WOrking together for maximum impact

Red Card for Rabbits and Foxes is a community based feral animal management program that operates across the agricultural regions of Western Australia.

Red Card for foxes, cats and rabbits

COMMUNITY BASED FERAL ANIMAL MANAGEMENT

Operating across the agricultural regions of Western Australia.

GET INVOLVED

Red Card for foxes, cats and rabbits

COMMUNITY BASED FERAL ANIMAL MANAGEMENT

Operating across the agricultural regions of Western Australia.

GET INVOLVED

HOW DO I JOIN IN?

if you would like to participate in a red card shoot, and are not sure how, click on button below!

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Upcoming shooting weekend

SSAA WA Spring Shooting Date

Friday 17th -Sunday 19th November 2017

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UPCOMING SHOOTING WEEKENDS

Friday 21st -Sunday 23rd February 2020
Friday 20th - Sunday 22nd March 2020
Friday 24th - Sunday 26th April 2020

See registered shoots

2020 Red Card Incentive Package for Avon River Basin Click Here

SSAA (WA) and Regional Men's Health

Sporting Shooters Association of Australia WA is donating $5 for every cat and fox culled
(up to $20,000 annually) to the Regional Men's Health Initiative .

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West Midlands Group Read more

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Shire of Perenjori: Latham Read more

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Cadoux Traders Read more

Local area coordinators

The Community Fox Shoots and the Hotbaiting Period would not be possible without the hard work of volunteers. These case studies outline the value of volunteers to the program. Have a read and become inspired to become a local area coordinator too!

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WHy should i Bait?
The most efficient way to reduce the impact of ferals is to conduct a strategic coordinated program over a number of land holdings.
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1080 Accreditation
In order to lay baits on your property you must become accredited and apply for a permit through the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development.
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How can you get involved?