Services 

• Lake Design
• Lake Renovation
• Water Chemistry
• Fish Population Evaluation (including electrofishing)
• Collect data (inverts, fish & vegetation) for environmental impact assessments 
• Fish Stocking & Harvest Recommendations
• Vegetation Planting & Control (including pesticide application)
• Fish & Game Feeder Installation or Repairs
• Aeration and Fountain Installation or Repairs
• Fish Attractor Installation or Refurbishing (natural or artificial materials)
• Liming, Fertilizing and Turbidity Control
• Develop Wildlife Habitat Management Strategies
• Trail Camera Deer Surveys
• Game Harvest Guidelines and Hunting Lease Rule Development
• Wildlife Nesting Boxes - Owl, Wood Duck, Bat and Bluebird
• GIS Mapping

    Products

• Authorized Great Lakes Aeration Systems Distributor
• Authorized Texas Hunter Products (feeders and blinds) Dealer
• Perfect Pond Plus Pond Fertilizer
• Sweeney Automated Feeding Systems
• Purina Fish & Game Feeds
• UAP Timberland
• BASF
• Sport & forage fish species obtained from local hatcheries

Occasionally I partner with fish or wildlife biologist from other companies to assure you are getting the best information available for your property.  One such Company is Wildlife Resources Consulting Services (WRCS) out of Monticello, Florida.  If you wish to E-Mail WRCS or call Chuck at (850) 997 - 0136

I also team up with Westervelt Wildlife Services (WWS), out of Tuscaloosa, Alabama.  If you wish to  E-Mail WWS or call at 1 - 800 - 281-7991.

    I am certified to apply aquatic pesticides in New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana.  Pesticide applications performed in Florida, Georgia and Alabama are overseen by Aquatic Resource Solutions (ARS) out of Jacksonville, Florida. If you wish to E-Mail ARS or call Steve at (904) 484 - 6773.

Aquatic pesticide application throughout most states in the south!

 Long term wildlife management strategies with timelines to accomplish all necessary work!

Water control structures to manipulate water levels with quality forage to attract waterfowl!

Planting aquatic vegetation to improve fish and wildlife habitat.

Wood duck boxes.