Today is Wildlife Hazard Management Day of Airport Safety Week Since 1988 as a result of aviation wildlife strikes world-wide: Over 262 people have been killed Over 250 aircraft destroyed Estimated cost of wildlife damage totals more than 1 billion...
This week is conservation week 14th - 22nd October - www.conservationweek.co.nz You can help out and show your support by trapping pest animals. There are a number of introduced species in New Zealand that cause damage to our native birds...
Need to catch a rat, our tips for trapping rats. Rats are one of the most prolific pest animal species in New Zealand. They invade our homes and buildings, as well as killing native birds and wild life.Using traps to...
Stoats along with ferrets have been named 'number 1 public enemy' of our native birds.Originally introduced to New Zealand as a means to try and control a growing rabbit population, mustelids (stoats, ferrets and weasels) have boomed in population themselves...
Want to know how to trap possums? Possums are the number 1 enemy of New Zealands native forest. In some areas they have destroyed whole canopies of forest, killing trees and reducing habitat for native birds.Possum trapping is a way...
New changes effective from 1 April 2017 As from the 1st of April 2017 our 2 businesses Maintrac and Pestgard will merge into one new entity “Maintrac Group Limited.”. Ownership, staff and our quality products and service, will remain the same....
Going to the South Island Field days? See us at site #109 for your bird and pest control solutions and our range of Ag Machinery parts.
Predator kites are a life-like bird of prey, commonly flown on a short 2 metre line from a telescopic pole where they fly like a real bird. These are our most popular and successful visual bird deterrent. An effective way...
Pyrotechnics are banger or screamer cartridges fired from a hand held launcher pistol. Our cartridges are imported from a specialist manufacturer in Germany, for reliable and consistent quality. Pyrotechnics are an effective way to add to any bird control program...
