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A unique program aimed at bridging the divide between Council and landholders around wild dog management is winning kudos in local government circles for Bulloo Shire.

Landholders across four states are now using more targeted pest animal baiting programs on the back of rising kangaroo meat prices.

A combination of drought, falling kangaroo quotas and skyrocketing red meat prices have resulted in wild dog management groups paying up to $6.20/kg for kangaroo meat for their spring 2021 baiting campaigns.

Producers are applying the NWDAP’s principles of wild dog management and getting results.

A year down the track from three cluster fences being finished in southern Queensland and the participating pastoralists are back in the business of wool and sheep meat production with an air of confidence.

The NSW Northern Tablelands boasts some of the most rugged terrain in the state but is kicking goals when it comes to community and landholder engagement in a nil-tenure approach to wild dog control.