Supporting you to control rabbits

Supporting you to control rabbits

Rabbit bait distribution days

The use of rabbit baiting control options are just one of the tools we suggest to help control escalating rabbit numbers throughout the region. Pindone-treated carrots will be available for purchase at our rabbit bait distribution days from January to March 2025. K5 Calicivirus-treated carrots will also be available at the February distribution days.

To participate in our distribution day please follow the steps below.

For pindone-treated carrots

Supporting you to control rabbits

Complete the mandatory online training module - Safe and successful use of Pindone for rabbit management

Supporting you to control rabbits

Register your attendance at one of our distribution days here. You must register at least five days before the distribution day.

Supporting you to control rabbits

Buy your regular carrots and begin your free feeding at least 15 days prior to attending the distribution day.

Supporting you to control rabbits

Attend the distribution day to pick up your pindone-treated carrots and begin baiting.

Please note we no longer sell pindone-treated carrots directly from our office - they will only be available from our distribution days. This approach ensures that rabbits are baited across multiple properties at the same time and enables more effective rabbit control and better environmental outcomes.

See dates of upcoming distribution days here.

For K5 calicivirus carrots

If your property is smaller than 1,000 square metres or if you are not comfortable using poison, K5 Calicivirus may be an alternative control method.

Supporting you to control rabbits

Register your attendance at one of our distribution days here (Note - K5 Calicivirus is available at February dates only).

Supporting you to control rabbits

Attend the distribution day to pick up your carrots.

We are committed to safe, responsible and effective control of rabbits. We take the protection of wildlife very seriously and support our community to do the same.

If you need any further information check our frequently asked questions or contact us to speak to a Stewardship Officer.