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We have over 30 years’ experience in providing rabbit management services across the UK, for both residential and commercial customers.
If you have an issue with wild rabbits, contact us today. Our professional rabbit control team can offer expert advice and advise on all methods of rabbit management, followed by a no obligation quote to resolve your rabbit problem effectively and quickly.
As well as rabbit control, Landmark specialise in all aspects of wildlife management and rural pest proofing and pest control including fox, deer, birds, rats and mice.
We are the rabbit management specialists, supporting customers with expert advices, preventive proofing and rabbit control services.
Ferreting is a traditional method of rabbit control that involves using trained ferrets to flush out rabbits from their burrows, allowing skilled operatives to catch them in nets. Ferreting can be an effective method of controlling rabbit populations, especially in areas where other forms of control such as shooting are not feasible or safe.
Ferreting requires specialised knowledge and equipment, although ferreting can be attempted by amateurs, the results will have a vast difference to that of a professional ferreting company.
Ferreting customers can benefit from seeing the results of the treatment once it has been completed.
At Landmark, we follow strict safety guidelines to prevent harm to the ferrets and other wildlife in the area. Ferreting is an ecologically friendly method of rabbit control. Any non-target species caught in the nets such as little owls, feral cats, polecats whilst we are clearing warrens can be released without harm.
Night Shooting can be an effective method of controlling rabbit populations, especially in areas where other methods such as ferreting or trapping are not feasible or safe. Wild rabbits are mainly nocturnal and come out at night to feed.
At Landmark, our specialist team use state of the art night vision and thermal imaging equipment to suit all areas and situations. Safety is paramount and a full health and safety assessment is carried out in prior to any work commencing.
We fully comply with local laws and regulations regarding firearms and hunting.
At Landmark, we use high quality and long-lasting rabbit proof fencing to create a physical barrier to prevent wild young and adult rabbits from accessing areas they shouldn’t. With over 30 years’ experience dealing with wild rabbits, we have the knowledge and understanding to ensure fencing is installed deep enough to avoid rabbits from digging underneath. In most instances we use our specialist machinery to assist with erecting the fencing, therefore, making rabbit proof fencing a quick and cost-effective method of protecting land from wild rabbits.
Rabbits can burrow underneath structures, such as buildings, sheds, patios, and decking areas looking for ideal places to nest, providing shelter and protection. This can cause damage and can make holes for other pests such as rats and foxes to gain access.
Rabbit proofing is an effective way to keep areas free from rabbits and other unwanted pests. It can be used to protect buildings, railways, motorways, sports pitches, sites of archaeological importance and ancient monuments.
At Landmark, we are experienced at installing rabbit proofing to keep areas and structures rabbit-free.
Rabbit drop boxes are strategically placed against fence lines, they are dug into the ground and are used in conjunction with rabbit proof fencing. The rabbits travel from their home through the tunnel of the box trap to their feeding grounds. When set the rabbits fall via a trap door, unharmed into the holding area, where they are removed by a Landmark rabbit control specialist. Any none-target species caught (such as polecats and slow worms) can be released unharmed.
Problems wild rabbits can cause:
At Landmark, we will work with you to create a rabbit control plan to achieve the most effective and sustainable results.
Wild rabbits are considered pests according to the Pests Act 1954, and all occupiers of land have a responsibility to take action to prevent them from causing damage.
Landowners are legally obligated to control rabbit numbers on their property or land. England (excluding the City of London and Isles of Scilly) was declared a rabbit clearance area under the Pests Act 1954. to control rabbits prevent the rabbits from causing damage elsewhere by, for example, fencing them in with rabbit-proof fencing.
Here are some signs that indicate you have rabbits in your garden:
If you notice any of these signs, it’s likely that you have rabbits. It is important to take steps to deter them from damaging your plants, landscaping, or buildings.
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