PHOTO: Wild Dog Poison Sign on Barrier Highway, west of Nyngan. Image: Lucy Dedman
As the cooler months approach, landholders in Western New South Wales are being urged to respond to the escalating threat of wild dogs and foxes.
Central West Local Land Services (CWLLS) is calling for coordinated efforts to control these pests to prevent further damage.
With increased reports of wild dog and fox activity, Central West Local Land Services Senior Biosecurity Officer Rhett Robinson stressed that autumn is the most effective time to control the predators…