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Is there an agenda here?
It's their backyard mate. TOs have a general unwillingness to get shafted by YET ANOTHER do-gooder bureaucrat or carpetbagger with a quick solution (to their own advantage). Given the history and potential for destruction of cultural sites no wonder they're bloody suspicious.
Anyway read the proposal by the regional traditional knowledge centre for culling (and no I don't have the link!)

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I agree private property should be private property but if it was a cattle station or sheep station the Gov't would just go in as required, so why the difference for some 'landowners'?

Also feral pests are usually not confined by boundary fences so one neighbours problem is anothers as well.

Back on topic it would be good if landowners of whatever persuasion got on board and allowed organised sporting shooters to hunt camels. No doubt making some money for themselves as well.

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John aka NitroX

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Govt get out of our lives NOW!
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