In shortYou tell us about your property, we walk it and count the deer, we write a plan and prepare the permits in your name, our team does the work by your rules, and you get a report at the end of each season.
White-tailed deer grazing. Photo: USFWS Mountain-Prairie, public domain.
This is the process we have refined over more than 30 years of running wildlife management programs.
What are the steps?
Tell us about your property. Location, acreage and what you are seeing.
Site assessment. We walk the property with you and note damage, wildlife signs, access, neighbors and safety zones.
Written plan. The right mix of state crop damage permits, DMAP, Ag Tags, controlled archery, goose registration and habitat changes.
Permits and paperwork. Prepared in your name, with deadlines and reports tracked.
Team. A team leader and vetted members you approve.
The work. On your schedule, with the property kept clean and secure.
Report and review. What was done, what changed and the plan for next season.
Canada geese flying low. Photo: USFWS Midwest Region, public domain.Flock of snow geese lifting off. Photo: USFWS Southeast, public domain.
What happens after the first season?
We compare the results with the starting deer count and damage, adjust the permits and plan, and keep the same team on your property so they know your land and your rules.
Put our team to work on your land
Tell us about your property and the damage you are seeing. A first conversation and site visit cost nothing.