Control Methods vs Legislation | Black-Jacked jackal
DAMAGE CAUSING ANIMAL: BLACK BACKED JACKAL
Conservationist |
Species |
Control method -no permits required |
Control method – permits required |
Contact person |
Department of Environmental Affairs |
All species listed as threatened or protected in terms of section 56 of the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act, 2004 (Act No. 10 of 2004). Generally include, but not limited to, the following species:
It does not include caracal and black-backed jackal |
Methods for which a permit may not be issued:
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A permit is required to hunt/ kill, or to capture and translocate, a DCA. The following methods are permissible, if specified on the permit mentioned above: The use of:
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Ms Olga Kumalo 012 – 310 3573 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Conservationist |
Control method -no permits required |
Control method – permits required |
Contact person |
Cape Nature |
Shooting during daylight hours for landowner. Hunting license and written approval if not the owner. All non-lethal methods. |
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CapeNature Permit Section: Download application for prohibited hunting method |
KZN Wildlife |
Does not appear on TOPS lists or in the Ordinance. |
Contact your District Conservation Officer (DCO) who will advise and assist if necessary. |
KZN Centralised permit application In the case of DCA, it is better to contact the DCO directly as generally permits are not required – and prompt action is. If this DCA is an emergency, the land owner can act immediately and contact his/her DCO thereafter (within 24hrs). The DCO will undertake the necessary field inspection and approve the permit post facto. |
DETEA - Free State Province |
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DETEA Free State Permit Office. Lourens Goosen (051) 4009534 |