west aussie hunting

[kb1]

howdy people me and my partner are looking for properties to help farmers out hunting foxes and feral cats and rabbits .
were both middle aged and ssaa members were both from rural country areas originally so we know the rules when it comes to property owners.
call and spotlight hunting with .22 and .222.
from what ive read thers been some clowns making it hard for farmers to give people the go ahead to hunt on there lands due to not doing the right thing , we understand this and guarantee we abide by the rules .and willing to travel .
hope to hear from anyone in the future
kb

[southeast varmiter]

Ssaa. Try farmer assist.

[kb1]

gday mate yeah we just joined farmer assist .
regards kb

[simmo]

First mistake, Don’t move to that moronic state...seriously it’s a hole.

[kb1]

Gday simmo some say the same . It definitely os different here.
But i guess we dont know any better.
Kb

[simmo]

Sorry about the abrupt response.
I have lived there previously and been a shooter dealing with the retards at WAPOL and putting up with the most restrictive, least logical and most poorly administered firearms laws in the country is painful.
I would join a target club (SSAA or WARA) and shoot with them semi regularly to make owning a centrefire a bit easier. Then focus on getting a farmers letter. My advice for what it is worth.
Unfortunately I will likely find myself back there for family reasons so I’ll be the same boat in 18mths.

[kb1]

hey simmo no probs mate i didnt take it as abrupt just truthful.
i think everyone knows what the wapol are like here . i gather they are a bit easier to deal with on the east coast
im in process of joining local club having good fun up there

[sarki]

gday mate yeah we just joined farmer assist .

Is that thing still going?

I thought it was a total flop...

[Ariat]

I followed it for a brief period and there were just no jobs on offer.

Complete waste of time.