![INSET: The wild dog was shot by Brian Campion, Local Land Services, Guyra, on the Forsyth family's property, Chilcotts Creek, Wallabadah. BACKGROUND: File photo](https://www.theland.com.au/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/JJAXMCtTuAnFPeUKCfF8jc/1c785cc9-6ea1-415e-86ad-4310ccb5b1b7.png/r9_0_3591_2024_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
INSET: The wild dog was shot by Brian Campion, Local Land Services, Guyra, on the Forsyth family’s property, Chilcotts Creek, Wallabadah. BACKGROUND: File photo
The destruction of a wild dog recently ended a four-month cycle of depredation on sheep owned by graziers, Peter and Margaret Forsyth, “Chilcotts Creek”, south of Wallabadah.
Mr Chilcott said the dog was destroyed by Guyra-based Local Land Services trapper, Brian Campion, and on top of 33 millimetres of rain, it was a perfect ending to their week.
He said the dog had been troubling his Lorelmo SRS-blood Merino sheep flock for the past…