Thanks, over here they are an invasive species and therefore treated as a pest get them wherever and whenever you can on permission. I work in forestry and they are extremely damaging to trees having a behaviour of ripping the bark off a few hardwood tree species which at minimum damages timber value but often ring barks and kills the top of the tree, been through young plantations where they have killed or damaged the whole lot.
They are tricky to hunt but sometimes stop just in the right place, bonus is they make good eating too.
