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Farmers call for rethink as phase-out of flying fox shooting permits looms
A flying fox fortress greets visitors as they drive onto Craig Van Rooyen’s Bundaberg lychee orchard.
He has spent more than $2 million over 20 years trying to defend his crop from the native fruit bats.
“I have lights, I have sound systems, I have drones, I have quad bikes, I have netting,” he…
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