OnPoint Varminting

30/05/2026

Now is the best time to get ontn top of any fox issues.

Feel free to reach out for an obligation free quote.

Love is in the air for foxes... but unfortunately it's heartbreak for our local wildlife and livestock 💔

Fox breeding season is officially underway. Because they're actively searching for mates, foxes are out and about much more than usual, making right now the absolute best time to spot activity and get on top of the problem.

If you’re seeing:
👀 fox sightings during the day
🐔 missing chooks
🐑 stalked lambs or kids
🐾 tracks, dens or s**t...

…you’ve likely got some unwanted romantics roaming your property.

Coordinated fox baiting programs are one of the most effective ways to reduce impacts across the landscape, but participation only works when neighbours work together.

If you’ve been noticing fox activity on your property, now is the time to act.

Contact your local biosecurity officer to learn more about safe and effective fox control options on 1300 795 299.

Autumn baiting collection dates 👉 https://bit.ly/4ripn0t
Learn more about foxes 👉 https://bit.ly/4tGGTvO

25/05/2026

Range time is always a good idea, shooting is a skill you gotta keep up. If you don't practice, you'll get rusty. Spending time behind your rifle will help hone your shot process and get you ready for your next night out.

What's rifle do you guys take to the range most often?
I find my .17hmr gets the nod most times as its easy to shoot and doesn't cot me $100 each time time take it out.

05/05/2026

Some really solid info on foxes from the guys over at Peel Harvey Biosecurity Group.

Remember we are offering fox control over the lambing season.

Reach out to book an obligation free quote.

03/05/2026

Lambing is coming up fast and bookings are filling.

If your lambing window is 4–6 weeks away, it’s the right time to lock in fox control.

Early work now reduces pressure when lambs hit the ground.
Send a message or call to secure a spot.

26/04/2026

Lovely little freezer filler from a nearby state forest over the weekend.
I also saw about 5 foxes while travellingthrough the forest, but deer was on the menu to stock up the freezer.

With work and family commitments, I was only able to get out at the tail end of the rut. I heard one fallow croaking in a nearby gully, but that was it.

This fox was about 100m from where I was, but it was right at Golden Hour, so as hard as it was, I let him walk. I watched him for a solid 15 minutes as he went about his business.

26/04/2026

Wow — here we are at 100 followers!

Thank you to everyone who’s followed along on our journey. We started OnPoint Varminting back in July 2025, and we’ve learnt a lot along the way.

We appreciate every landholder, producer, and supporter who’s helped OnPoint Varminting reach this milestone.

25/04/2026

Today we are out and about in the Tumbarumba area and stopped off at the Tumbarumba Bakery the coffee and Danish was amazing 👌

25/04/2026

We pause to remember those who served with courage and conviction. Their legacy guides how we work today.

Lest we forget.

22/04/2026

Follow up to my post yesterday is you guessed a feather tailed glider you would be correct.

Feathertail gliders also known as the pygmy gliding possum or pygmy glider is a tiny marsupial native to eastern Australia and is the world’s smallest gliding mammal an adult can weigh up to 13g.

Its populations are heavily impacted by introduced predators such as foxes and cats, which have decimated some local groups. Native predators include owls, kookaburras, currawongs, snakes, monitor lizards (goannas), and small carnivorous marsupials like the agile antechinus.

21/04/2026

Again out using the Nocpix Nova H35r while on a camping trip with the family.

Can anyone guess what animal this is?

I'll provide the answer tomorrow.