Noosa News
Grazier condemns ‘callous’ and ‘pathetic’ shooting of cows by illegal hunters, police investigating

A Queensland grazier says the “callous” actions of illegal hunters who shot dead and partially butchered two of his prized cows on his property are nothing short of “pathetic”.
Key points:
- One of the cows killed and partially butchered had been pregnant
- A deer was also found shot dead and decapitated on nearby Seqwater land
- Grazier Kevin O’Brien and police are concerned the hunters pose a serious safety risk
Grazier Kevin O’Brien said he had raised one of the slain cows, which was pregnant, from a young heifer after he had been forced to sell its mother at the height of the drought.
“She was the cream of the crop, this particular one,” he said.
Mr O’Brien runs cattle on a 186-hectare property at Crossdale, near Esk, in the Somerset region,…
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