Rabbits have been part of the British countryside since the arrival of the Romans, they were a closely guarded resource but proved their adaptability when they escaped and bred, well like rabbits. Today they cause an alarming amount of devastation to crops and hedgerows, causing farmers huge loss of revenue.

In equestrian environments it is not uncommon for rabbits to dig a tunnel and the horse to put its leg down the hole potentially breaking the leg.

Gardeners face a huge problem with rabbits with the destruction of flowers and vegetable patches.

We use a variety of methods to control the rabbits including catch alive traps and in certain circumstances we can ferret them.