Packs of menacing, wild dogs keep Northland tracks closed

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Te Paki Coastal Walkway, best known for its stunning coastal views, is part of New Zealand's trail, Te Araroa. (File photo)
“Over the next few weeks we are going to undertake further monitoring using trail cameras, visual surveillance, and detailed collection of sightings people have had on and around Te Paki Recreation Reserve.”
The next steps, based on this information and advice, may include closing the tracks for an extended period, he said.
Options to manage the dogs include trapping and culling.
Up to four packs of feral dogs have been spotted in the Far North between Te Werahi Beach (Te Paki Reserve) and Hukatere on Ninety Mile Beach, Te One-roa-a-Tōhē.

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