Deer, goose and turkey damage control for farms, campuses and municipalities in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland
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Deer, goose and turkey damage control for farms
In shortWe help farms in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland cut crop losses to deer, geese and turkeys. We prepare the state crop damage permits in the farmer’s name, put a vetted team to work under those permits, and follow the farmer’s rules on access, gates, livestock and planted ground.
Snow geese feeding on a farm field. Photo: USFWS Mountain-Prairie, public domain.
White-tailed buck in a field. Photo: USFWS Mountain-Prairie, public domain.Thousands of snow geese on a field. Photo: USFWS, public domain.Wild turkey hen walking. Photo: USFWS Midwest Region, public domain.
What do farmers tell us matters most?
People who show up when they say they will
Hunters who close gates and stay off planted ground
Results you can see in the field next season
Last updated October 18, 2026. Reviewed by DelChester Wildlife Conservation Group.
Frequently asked questions
What crops do deer damage most?
Soybeans, corn, vegetables, orchards and nursery stock are common targets, especially along field edges next to woods.
Can outside shooters remove deer from my farm?
Yes, under a state crop damage permit issued in your name, with shooters who meet that state’s rules. We prepare the permit and supply qualified people.