www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/hunting/hunting-licences/hunting-licence-insurance

"NSW Game hunting licence holders are covered with public liability insurance when they hunt under standard recreational licence conditions. The insurance covers bodily injury and/or property damage to third parties up to the value of $25 million.

"Licence holders are covered by the policy while carrying out regulated hunting under the Game and Feral Animal Control Act 2002 and its Regulation 2022:

"on private land - when hunting any species listed in the Game and Feral Animal Control Act 2002.
on public land - when hunting under the terms of a NSW Restricted Game Hunting Licence (R-Licence) and written permission.
The insurance policy does not cover commercial hunting or hunting for reward (guided hunting)."

( In NSW, pest control and commercial hunting are distinct. business.gov.au defines commercial hunting this way ... "You will need this licence to hunt game and feral animals for commercial purposes on public land, with the intention of selling the harvested meat." )

I carry out the shooting with a .22 long rifle equipped with a night vision scope.

Culled animals are removed to bushland to naturally decompose in a manner that does not contaminate water sources or thoroughfares.

Shooting operations are scheduled to occur when required by the client, on specified dates agreed upon in advance. A shooting period starts one hour before sunset ( not including setups ) and can last for the following 5 hours.

A fixed fee of $70 per each hour of an operational night, plus gst.

Travel expenses are charged at $3 per km driven to, from and on the property, subject to prior written approval.

Invoices are issued on project completion. Quoted fees exclude GST.

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