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When pigs fly: aerial pigging

Pat Moloney an aerial shooter and Glen Little a helicopter pilot discuss their practice with the South Burnett Regional Council. PHOTO: EUAN MORRISSON 311494_01

One method of reducing feral pig numbers in the South Burnett. The South Burnett Regional Council heard from Glen Little […]

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