Trapping Guides

Feral cats are among the most destructive predators to New Zealand’s native species.

Feral cats (Felis catus) are not domestic pets. They are wild, unowned and prolific hunters - a silent but deadly threat.

Here’s why they must be officially classified as pests to protect biodiversity and ecosystem health.

Learn from John as he discusses his methods as a predator hunter and his techniques for trapping those last few elusive pests - catching the uncatchable.

Keep an eye out for our new Pestgard Tunnel Trap MK2.

Iconic rural kiwi life = protecting kiwis!

It's the start of spring, and this week is conservation week.

Located on the West Coast we’re surrounded by New Zealand’s unique, wild beauty and one of our core values is “care for the environment”

Conservation week is a great reminder to get out there and “take action for nature” which is this years theme.

Customers are reporting high success rates with live capture traps, with some reporting capture rates at least 10 times greater than kill traps and other trapping methods. Grant Ryan, from The Cacophony Project, conducted a trial over a 4 week...

A long warm summer, leading to high seeding in New Zealand forests and a population explosion of rats, stoats and other predators; that's the Department of Conservation's prediction for this year. The Mega-Mast Is the term given to this years high seeding....