Rabbits
Rabbit control on farms and rural land
For problems affecting grazing, crops, young planting and other managed ground.
Where rabbits become a problem
Rabbits can damage grazing, crops, young trees and planting. Burrowing can also affect banks and ground used by livestock or machinery, creating a risk of injury to livestock or damage to machinery.
Rabbit activity on the ground
Rabbit control is most useful where activity is regular enough to identify the areas rabbits are feeding, travelling or emerging from cover. I can then concentrate on those parts of the land rather than wherever rabbits happen to be seen.