Wildlife Management

Southern Wildlife Resources works with landowners and farmers to survey wildlife populations and write comprehensive wildlife management plans that deliver on your customized goals and objectives.

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Working with Landowners

There is no substitute for a "boots on the ground" plan. At your request, we will meet with you on your property and help you to customize an approach to achieve your wildlife management objectives. Landowners and farmers wanting more wildlife on their property appreciate the opportunity to walk their lands with trained wildlife professionals.

Two people standing in a farm lot beside a weathered silo at dusk, one pointing across the property while they talk — Walking a farm with a landowner to plan wildlife management objectives.

Biological Surveys

Our experts are trained in estimating wildlife populations using the latest technology. Need a wildlife camera survey to estimate the number, age structure, and sex ratio of deer on your property? We can handle that! Need to estimate the types and numbers of predators on your property? We do that too!

We will also work with you to collect and analyze your harvest data to help you develop and implement a plan to reach your wildlife management goals.

Two trail cameras mounted on a tree trunk in the woods for a wildlife camera survey — Trail cameras deployed for a wildlife camera survey.

Daytime trail camera photo of a group of bobcats crossing a grassy field beneath a tripod feeder, with bare winter woods behind — Bobcats crossing a field, photographed by a trail camera.

Management Plans

Our more than 20 years experience managing deer and turkeys will give you the edge you need to produce the quality you want. We will evaluate your property, analyze your data, and write you a comprehensive and effective wildlife management plan for the species that interest you most. These plans will address areas of harvest management, proper sex and age structures, habitat improvement, food plots, predator control, and other factors that drive the success of a quality management program.

Flame front of a prescribed fire creeping through brush on a hillside, with blackened burned ground behind it — Prescribed fire, a habitat management practice.

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