SCIENCE FOR DEER

Better Deer Data

We study deer behavior, habitat, and herd health so you can make smarter land, hunt, and conservation calls. Get clear maps, camera-trap analysis, field surveys, and direct next steps.

Deer track cast, logbook, compass, habitat flags, and canvas satchel on rain-dark stone at first light.

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North Ridge Land

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Use clean field data to track deer use, check habitat, and plan the next step.

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North Ridge Land

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Pine Valley Group

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Cedar Point Farms

Timberland survey kit with plot stakes, bark sample tin, and transect roll on slate

North Ridge Land

Macro still life of vineyard tools: pruning shears, soil core sleeve, and corked jar on brushed concrete.

Pine Valley Group

Fence insulators, wire cutter and galvanized hardware on pale wood with soft directional light.

Cedar Point Farms

Ranch gate hardware arranged on dark concrete in a premium editorial flatlay.

Iron Oak Ranch

Wetland restoration tools on stone: reed plugs, steel trowel, and seed pucks in dramatic light.

Blue Mound Trust

Cedar stakes, green flagging rolls and a leather case on brushed metal, lit in soft rim light.

Summit Creek Co

WHAT WE STUDY

Tools For Deer Work

Track feeding, travel, and bedding patterns from field notes and camera hits.

Closed field logbook, pencil stub, and brass page clip on stone

Behavior Logs

Track feeding, travel, and bedding patterns from field notes and camera hits.

Open aluminum quadrat frame with grass stem and pebble on weathered concrete

Habitat Scans

Rate cover, browse, water, and edge use on each site.

Spring tally counter with cedar pegs and survey string on brushed metal, macro from above

Herd Counts

Get repeat counts by season and parcel.

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Camera Review

Tag photos, sort deer by age, and spot patterns fast.

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Survey Maps

See routes, plots, and sign data in one clear map.

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Action Plans

Turn results into steps for habitat, hunting, or public land work.

WHO WE HELP

Built For Every Team

Know where deer feed, bed, and move so you can spend on the right fixes.

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Behavior Logs

Track feeding, travel, and bedding patterns from field notes and camera hits.

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Habitat Scans

Rate cover, browse, water, and edge use on each site.

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Herd Counts

Get repeat counts by season and parcel.

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Camera Review

Tag photos, sort deer by age, and spot patterns fast.

Fence pliers, ceramic insulators, and a gate latch spring behind blurred barbed wire

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For Landowners

Know where deer feed, bed, and move so you can spend on the right fixes.

Macro close-up of treestand strap ratchet, rope haul line, and boot brush on a rubber mat.

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For Hunting Clubs

Use clean counts and trail data to set tags, timing, and food plot work.

Overhead field transport set with specimen rack, corked vials, and foam tray on brushed metal.

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For Research Teams

Get tidy field records, repeat methods, and reports that are easy to share.

240+

study sites

Silver filaments bloom in graphite haze, with calm empty space for copy.

240+

study sites

12K+

camera nights

36 hrs

avg report time

4.8/5

client rating

PRICING

Simple Project Pricing

One site walk-through Single camera review Basic herd count Short PDF report Email follow-up

per site

Scout

$1,500

One site walk-through

Single camera review

Basic herd count

Short PDF report

Most popularPopular

Study

$3,900

Two field survey days

Camera-trap analysis

Habitat scorecard

Season trend map

annual contract

Program

Custom

Multi-site population tracking

Monthly camera review

Quarterly field surveys

Custom conservation plan

Proof

What Clients Say

Verified

Their deer counts gave us a clear plan for the season ahead.

Knife sheath, shell holder, and cedar post cap on walnut under dramatic studio light.

Mara Ellison

Ranch Manager @ Cedar Ridge Ranch

Verified

The habitat notes were easy to use and helped our crew focus work.

Trail flag spool, trowel, and cedar stake on pale stone with soft bokeh

Drew Bennett

Land Steward @ Iron Gate Preserve

Verified

Camera photos, tag counts, and reports all came back in plain language.

Overhead macro of a deer lab sample rack, corked tubes, and sealed archive tin on brushed metal.

Nina Patel

Research Lead @ North Valley Wildlife

Integrations

Slack

Use clean field data to track deer use, check habitat, and plan the next step.

Top-down macro of steel links, a ring and connector block on slate under dramatic studio light.
Slack

Slack

Use clean field data to track deer use, check habitat, and plan the next step.

Stacked graphite blocks and brass pins on pale concrete, shot in macro with soft haze.
Notion

Notion

Use clean field data to track deer use, check habitat, and plan the next step.

Machined metal plates and lock pin in a diagonal close-up on brushed graphite metal
Jira

Jira

Use clean field data to track deer use, check habitat, and plan the next step.

Precision cable connectors and coupling hub on matte stone with charcoal bokeh
Zoom

Zoom

Use clean field data to track deer use, check habitat, and plan the next step.

The Map

The Map

The Map

Questions

Common Questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What do you study on a site?+

We look at deer movement, browse pressure, cover, water, and camera-trap data to show what is happening now.

02Do you work with landowners?+

Yes. We help landowners, clubs, and agencies plan habitat work and measure deer use before and after changes.

03Can you analyze camera traps?+

Yes. We sort, tag, and review camera photos, then turn the results into clear counts and trends.

04How long does a study take?+

Small projects can take a few days. Bigger surveys and tracking work can run through a full season.

05Do you train our team?+

Yes. We run plain-English sessions for staff, hunters, and volunteers on field notes, survey steps, and reading results.

06What do you deliver?+

You get maps, data tables, photos, and a short report with next steps you can use right away.

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