Farms, estates & private land
Deer surveys for farms, estates, and private land
Crop losses, browsed landscaping, and deer on the fairways all start with one question: how many deer are using this land, and where do they come from?
What we hear
The problems a count solves
Crop and orchard damage
See how many deer feed on your fields and where they come from, before deciding on fencing or a DMAP application.
Estates and landscaping
Know whether you're dealing with a handful of resident deer or a herd passing through.
Golf courses and campuses
Map where deer bed and cross so grounds crews and drivers know when and where to expect them.
HOA open space
Give the board a measured number before residents debate what to do about deer.
What you get
Built around your decisions
- Winter count with density and a map of where deer were
- Seasonal flights to show travel routes onto your property
- Plain-language findings you can share with neighbors
- Minimum flight from $750 for up to 100 acres
We don't scout for hunting or help recover deer. Pennsylvania treats drone use in any part of hunting as unlawful.
Reserve a winter count window.
Counts fly Dec 1 – Mar 15, on cold, clear nights. Windows fill in order of request, and townships often need the numbers before spring board meetings.