When you see a pig running around and she was hours, you could have up to 10 or 15 suckers. And in no time at all, that 15 of breeding and it just multiplies very, very quickly. When you get wet summers, pigs just explode. Happen in the 70s, 80s, happening again now. The last three years have had a really terrific season and so the numbers have bred up. Now it's turned a little bit dry. They've moved into our paddocks and they're starting to tack our lambs and we want to control that before we start landing again so we get a better percentage. It's important to me because of the damage I'll do like we're breeding goats and they'll just eat the kids. I've seen it where they've just eaten everything, the years and the lambs. Paral pigs aren't just impacting landholders, enterprises, the parasites and a number of different diseases that are out there, leptosporosis, brucellosis, Japanese and cephalitis. You know, if we get FMD come into the country, we know that these animals are going to be a key part in distributing it, rounding to livestock and stuff like that. So we want to make sure that we've done everything within our power, working with landholders at worst case scenario, FMD comes to our shores that there's going to be a minimal impact on our enterprise. Yeah, pigs carry a lot of diseases, so foot and mouse is a bad one. It's got into Australia that it just wipe our industry completely out. We've got to do something about it to destroy everyone we possibly can. Well, there's a range of different options to control paral pigs. You've got your 1080 grain baiting, 1080 meat baiting, you're trapping, you're shooting, probably the best is to have the range of options all utilised because not one will be the B-Olan endo, so a range of options is your best option to control paral pigs. The 1080 is the best way of family, get them down to a controllable number, then try your traps, dogs, shooting. I don't think it's just a one off thing, a bit like when you do a wild dog batting, you got to keep on top of it. It's not hard work, but it pays off in the long run because you don't have a lot of paral pigs. That's the key in all of this is to reduce numbers, keep until a minimum level and keep on going. It won't just stop after one lot of baiting, you know, we need to do it again, make sure that we're controlling them. Yeah, so that's the importance of these by security measures. It would be nice to see a lot of the numbers, the ferrule pig population drop because we've had the three years of good season, they've just bred and rapidly bred everywhere. So it'd be awesome if we could get some more people in the area to start doing this, the free feeding and the pig batting. The odds encourage everyone to have a crack at it, the 1080, have a crack at it and get into it and you'll get results, real good results if you do the work.