Professional Pest Bird Culling Across New Zealand
About Our Marksmen
When pest birds become territorial and persistent, traditional deterrents may not be enough. No More Birds provides a licensed professional marksman team to safely and humanely manage severe infestations of pest bird species such as pigeons, sparrows, mynahs, starlings, and thrushes.
Our marksman service can be deployed as a one-off response or provided as part of an ongoing bird management programme for large commercial, industrial, or government facilities. Every operation is conducted under strict health, safety, and environmental protocols.
Why Choose No More Birds Marksmen
Our team brings decades of combined experience, extensive training, and an unwavering commitment to safety and professionalism.
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All marksmen hold current New Zealand Firearms Licences
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Nearly 70 years of combined professional shooting experience
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Safety-first approach protecting people, property, and surrounding wildlife
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Full compliance with client OH&S protocols and site-specific inductions
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Height Safety Certified and NZFGC Safe in Store Certified
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AVSEC-approved and background-checked for work in aviation and high-security environments
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Extensive public liability insurance coverage
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Trained to approach bird culling with sensitivity and respect for the workplace environment
Our marksmen understand that bird management can be a delicate subject. We handle every engagement discreetly and professionally, ensuring minimal disruption to staff and operations.
Scope of Services
Each marksman deployment follows a transparent and fully documented process to meet compliance and reporting standards.
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Job Safety Analysis (JSA) provided prior to every scheduled visit
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Professional pest bird management report supplied upon completion
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All culling operations supported by a Police-issued event number
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Photographic and operational documentation available for client records
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Optional ongoing monitoring and follow-up deterrent recommendations
Our process ensures accountability, traceability, and peace of mind for clients operating in sensitive or high-risk sectors.
Commitment to New Zealand’s Native Birds
At No More Birds, we strongly support the conservation of New Zealand’s unique and protected native bird species. Our marksmen operate under clear identification and verification procedures to ensure only pest species are targeted.
We never harm or disturb native birds. Protecting New Zealand’s native wildlife is central to our values and to the ethical standards of every marksman on our team.
Enquire About Marksman Services
For facilities facing ongoing pest bird problems that other solutions cannot resolve, our marksman service provides a safe, compliant, and effective final measure.
📞 Contact No More Birds to discuss a site-specific assessment and professional marksman plan today.
FAQs
Yes. Culling is legal for approved pest bird species such as pigeons, sparrows, starlings, mynahs, and thrushes. All operations must be performed by a licensed firearms holder and must follow strict safety, ethical, and reporting protocols. No More Birds manages this entire process professionally and compliantly.
Methods applied in bird eradication are humane, effective, and within New Zealand law. Exclusion methods that we utilise include netting and spiking. We also use deterrent methods, which include visual and audio devices; in some cases, trapping will be performed humanely. This would mean the population can be managed and reduced without harm but provide a safe, bird-free environment.
Only non-native pest bird species may be culled in New Zealand, including:
- Pigeons
- Sparrows
- Starlings
- Indian mynahs
- Thrushes
Native birds are fully protected and are never targeted under any circumstances.
Yes. All No More Birds marksmen have:
- A current NZ Firearms Licence
- Height Safety Certification
- NZFGC Safe in Store Certification
- AVSEC background checks for aviation and high-security environments
- Full compliance with all client OH&S protocols and site inductions
They bring nearly 70 years of combined professional shooting experience.
