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Taking the bait

Wild dogs cause substantial losses of livestock for graziers. They also prey on native mammals and birds, and compete with native predators. Despite millions of dollars spent on national control programs, success still relies on individuals doing the right thing, reports Pamela Lawson.

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Taking the bait

Craig Allen is sick and tired of losing his fine wool sheep to feral dogs. He has worked tirelessly to combat the scourge, spending a day each week implementing control measures — a day lost to his grazing...

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