What I do

I provide a 100% free, responsible pest & vermin-control service for landowners, smallholders & rural properties in Framlingham & surrounding areas such as the villages of Ashfield, Badingham, Brandeston, Dennington, Earl Soham, Hacheston, Kettleburgh, Laxfield, Parham, Peasenhall, Saxtead, Worlingworth & many more.

Typical call-outs include rabbits damaging paddocks, rats in feed stores or barns, & pigeons fouling barns – all managed safely & humanely through professional fieldcraft & controlled shooting where appropriate. Every visit is carried out with full insurance, total discretion & respect for livestock, machinery, property and neighbours. My work also supports local farms and equestrian owners by helping prevent disease spread, crop loss and damage to valuable equipment and animal housing.

Summers Day Fields and Hay Bale

What I Control in Framlingham

Rapid breeders that spread disease, contaminate feed, and chew through cables and insulation. Controlled humanely.

Cause extensive crop & pasture damage, undermining banks & fencing. Managed discreetly to protect land & livestock.

Feral flocks foul buildings, contaminate grain stores, & spread parasites. Controlled safely & efficiently around farms & stables.

Invasive & destructive, the cause of near extinction for our red squirrels. Known for stripping bark, raiding nests & property damage.

Why Pest Control Matters

Unchecked pest populations can lead to costly damage and serious health risks on rural properties. My free service is designed to give landowners peace of mind — protecting animals, feed and buildings while maintaining a natural countryside balance.

Common Rural Pest Problems

The Framlingham countryside is surrounded by open farmland, smallholdings and equestrian yards, which can attract persistent vermin. Rabbits undermine paddocks and leave uneven ground that risks injury to horses, while rats contaminate feed stores, chew cables and spread disease through droppings. Feral pigeons foul barns, beams and hay stores, carrying bacteria such as Salmonella and E. coli that pose risks to animals and people alike.

I operate with quiet, moderated air rifles for discreet, effective results and only take safe, ethically justified shots. Visits are arranged at convenient times to suit you, and I can also advise on prevention to help protect feed, bedding and grain from future infestations. Where needed, I can provide written confirmation of insurance and risk assessment for farm or stable compliance.

Suffolk Scenery Summers Day

How it works

Number 1

Discuss your issue with me

Get in touch to discuss your pest & vermin problem with me.

Get In Touch
Number 2

On-site meet-up & walk-around

We’ll arrange a convenient time to meet up, walk the property together, and I'll carry out a safety check.

Number 3

Plan the visit

We’ll agree a date & time (day, dusk or after dark), confirm access, parking, & note any site rules before arrival.

FAQs

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Is it really free?

Yes, my service is completely free — you won’t have to pay me anything. You can make a contribution but this is not required.

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Are you insured?

Yes, I’m fully insured. However, in all my years of shooting, this has never been necessary as safety is always the number one priority.

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What do you need from me?

Just permission to be on your land. You must be the landowner or leaseholder to grant permission. During my visit, I’ll ask you to sign a simple consent form confirming you’ve given permission for me to shoot on your land.

Framlingham Vermin Problems

Framlingham’s surrounding farmland and smallholdings often face recurring pest problems through the seasons. Rabbits undermine paddocks and fencing, rats move into feed stores after harvest, and feral pigeons settle in older barns and roof spaces. I’m close enough to reach most sites quickly around Framlingham and nearby villages such as Saxtead and Parham, working quietly in the evenings or early mornings to avoid disruption. Every visit to help our land owners enables a natural countryside balance.