Foxes step into the line of fire as thermal imaging helps farmers

Bryce Eishold
Updated July 27 2021 - 7:26pm, first published July 22 2021 - 4:00pm
CONTROL METHOD: Seymour farmer Clint Storer says thermal imaging technology helped him shoot 12 foxes in one night.
CONTROL METHOD: Seymour farmer Clint Storer says thermal imaging technology helped him shoot 12 foxes in one night.

High-powered thermal imaging technology is being used to control high populations of foxes in the Goulburn Valley, with one farmer describing it as "game-changing".

Bryce Eishold

Bryce Eishold

Senior Journalist

Bryce is a senior journalist with Australian Community Media's Stock & Land where he reports on all aspects of agriculture. Bryce is also the president of the Rural Press Club of Victoria. Email Bryce at bryce.eishold@stockandland.com.au.

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