Editing Hunting (section)

===Australia===
{{Main|Hunting in Australia}}
Hunting in [[Australia]] has evolved around the hunting and eradication of various animals considered to be pests or [[invasive species]] .  All native animals are protected by law, and certain species such as [[kangaroo]]s and [[duck]]s can be hunted by [[hunting license|license]]d shooters but only under a special permit on [[public land]]s during [[hunting season|open season]]s.  The [[introduced species]] that are targeted include [[European rabbit]]s, [[red fox]]es, [[deer]] ([[sambar deer|sambar]], [[Indian hog deer|hog]], [[red deer|red]], [[European fallow deer|fallow]], [[chital]] and [[Javan rusa|rusa]]), [[feral cats in Australia|feral cat]]s, [[feral pig#Australia|pig]]s, [[feral goats in Australia|goat]]s, [[brumby|brumbies]], [[feral donkeys in Australia|donkey]]s and occasionally [[Australian feral camel|camel]]s, as well as introduced [[upland bird]]s such as [[quail]]s, [[pheasant]]s and [[partridge]]s.