NSW considers $2 million bounty to control feral pests, amid debate over effectiveness and cruelty.

The New South Wales government is considering a $2 million bounty program to control feral pests like pigs, foxes, feral cats, and wild dogs, inspired by Victoria's successful fox bounty program. Critics argue the method is ineffective and promotes cruelty, while supporters suggest it's cost-effective. Alternatives like immunocontraceptive darting are proposed by conservation groups.

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