Texas White-tailed Deer
Consulting & Projects in Texas and other Western States

   We provide services to landowners and lease managers to manage white-tailed deer. Services include: habitat assessments and management, scientific breeding inspections and consulting, harvest management plans, trophy management consulting, and more…

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News Headlines regarding Texas White-tailed Deer

Women of the Land Workshop Offered Tamara Trail, Texas Wildlife Association Feb. 13, 2006     SAN ANTONIO — Women who are interested in learning outdoor skills, as well as land management skills, are encouraged to sign up for “Women of The Land,” a weekend workshop scheduled for March 10-12 at the Franklin Family Ranch near Blanco, Texas. This two-day program is geared towards women who are interested in learning about plants, deer ecology and habitat management techniques, as well as about shooting, photography, fly fishing and outdoor cooking. The “Women of The Land” program is open to all women age 14 and older. Mothers and daughters are encouraged to participate. “We realize that family values are important to outdoor women and we want to do all we can to assist them in passing on your land management heritage to the next generation,” said Linda Campbell, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department private lands program director. The workshop is sponsored by the Texas Wildlife Association, the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, and Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. The cost is $150 per person for all the classes, meals, and lodging for Saturday night. Lodging for Friday night is also available for an extra fee. Participants are offered their choice of classes over four concurrent sessions on Saturday and Sunday morning. Classes being offered include: Deer Ecology & Management, Hill Country Plants & Habitat, Fishing & Pond Management, Wildlife ID on Your Land, Habitat Management Basics, Rifle Basics, Shotgun Basics, Camping & Dutch Oven Cooking, Hunting Deer - Basics for Hunters & Landowners, Wildlife Photography, Birding, & Wildlife Viewing, Ranch & Wildlife Management Planning and Stream Ecology and Fly Fishing. For more information, contact Tamara Trail of the Texas Wildlife Association at 972-681-1701, Linda Campbell of Texas Parks & Wildlife at 1-800-792-1112, x. 4395 or call 1-800-TEX-WILD. You may also download a registration form from www.texas-wildlife.org /> Close text

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Links to Agencies and Organizations:

• Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
      We seek to balance outdoor recreation with conservation as we achieve greater self-sufficiency. On one hand, we must manage and protect our natural and cultural resources. At the same time, we must generate increased revenue by adding value through more and better public services. We affirm that a culturally diverse well-trained staff will best achieve this balance. And we must never forget, not in the haste of business, nor in the pride of science, that the outdoors should above all be a source of joy! Providing outdoor experiences, whereby young minds form values, will be our greatest contribution to the future.
  
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2
      "The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's mission is, working with others, to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people." We are the only agency of the U.S. Government with that primary mission. The Service helps protect a healthy environment for people, fish and wildlife, and helps Americans conserve and enjoy the outdoors and our living treasures. The Service's major responsibilities are for migratory birds, endangered species, certain marine mammals, and freshwater and anadromous fish.
  
• The Rut in White-tailed Deer
      Based on three years of data collected by Wildlife Technicians and Biologists throughout Texas. Our goal is to get the information out to the hunters and landowners who assisted and helped fund the project. You may have seen parts of the article in outdoor magazines.
  

White-tailed Deer Scientific Breeder Program

If you are a participant in the white-tailed deer scientific breeder program, you are no doubt aware of all of the regulations and administrative details you are required to keep up with. With annual reports, purchaser permits, fawn reports, permit renewal, etc., and all of the associated paperwork, it can get kind of hectic especially during the winter and spring months. However, the service we offer is an “accounting” service of sorts for participants in the white-tailed deer scientific breeder program.

We are interested in helping you manage your scientific breeder program by centralizing all of your paperwork with our staff. We will maintain a database of all of our clients and facilitate our clients in complying with all of the regulatory details associated with this program. We will send out reminders, notifications of regulatory changes, provide and/or prepare your paperwork and make sure it reaches TPW on time. If you need to move deer within 36 hours, let us know and we will assist you in complying with state and federal regulations when you move your deer. Since we are located in the Austin area, we can walk some of your paperwork through the same day (ie. purchaser permits, etc.) just in case you need it in a hurry. As you know, fawn reports are due 1 November. We can update, prepare, and send those reports in for you. These are only a few of the things we can assist you with.

All information will be kept strictly confidential.

We understand that most of you have full-time jobs and that the details can be difficult to keep in order especially during busy times.

We invite you to call to discuss any concerns you may have. If you are interested in this service, let us know and we will send you a pricing schedule. Prices may vary per number of deer you have and per the number of permitted facilities you operate.