FAMA delivers professional shooting operations across agricultural, remote, commercial and complex operational environments.
Our experienced, appropriately licensed personnel plan each operation around the target species, site conditions, safety requirements, animal welfare and the project's objectives.
We can deploy ground-based, vehicle-supported, thermal, and night-time techniques as appropriate, selecting equipment and methods to suit the environment and deliver safe, humane, and effective outcomes.
FAMA provides field surveying and reporting to build a clearer understanding of wildlife activity, site conditions and the factors influencing each project.
Using ground-based observations, remote cameras, aerial imagery and other monitoring techniques where appropriate, we can identify activity, assess affected areas and gather information to support operational planning.
We can document findings through site records, mapping, imagery, and reporting, providing clients with a practical record of conditions, actions undertaken, and project outcomes.
Not every wildlife management challenge can be addressed through direct control. FAMA uses targeted trapping when animals need to be captured selectively, when operating environments limit other methods, or when relocation is part of the required outcome.
Trapping programs are planned around animal behaviour, site conditions and welfare considerations, with equipment and monitoring strategies selected to reduce stress and minimise impacts on non-target species.
Where relocation is appropriate and legally permitted, animals are safely handled and transferred in accordance with relevant requirements.
Some situations require animals to be safely immobilised rather than physically restrained or lethally controlled. FAMA provides tranquillisation services for wildlife capture, treatment, relocation and other management situations where controlled chemical immobilisation is the most appropriate approach.
Operations are carefully planned around the species, environment and intended outcome, with a strong focus on animal welfare, accurate delivery, monitoring and safe handling throughout the process.
Tranquillisation can also be integrated with FAMA’s broader capture and management capabilities to provide a considered solution for complex or sensitive situations.
Not every wildlife management challenge can be addressed through direct control. FAMA uses targeted trapping when animals need to be captured selectively, when operating environments limit other methods, or when relocation is part of the required outcome.
Trapping programs are planned around animal behaviour, site conditions and welfare considerations, with equipment and monitoring strategies selected to reduce stress and minimise impacts on non-target species.
Where relocation is appropriate and legally permitted, animals are safely handled and transferred in accordance with relevant requirements.
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