Viewing a group of deer in your yard from your deck or patio in the mornings and evenings makes for a relaxing pastoral experience. UNTIL.....they become overpopulated and start to destroy your valuable landscaping and gardens. Other more dangerous and costly deer control problems include deer vehicle accidents and the spread of LYME DISEASE. There are approximately 20,000 deer, vehicle accidents yearly in Missouri.
Many major and smaller urban and suburban areas have turned to bowhunting as the most cost effective & efficient method of eliminating deer trouble.
Urban Problem Deer Removal, Discreet & Effective
Urban bowhunting creates special challenges. We solve those problems by:
Our bowhunting team has an average of 30 years experience and 75+ big game animals harvested.
The Urban Bowhunting Specialists Team is covered by a $2,000,000 liabilty insurance policy.
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Deer Problems Ruining Your Landscaping ?
1. Hunting from elevated stands only.
2. Taking only close, high percentage shots.
3. Removing or disabling stands daily to prevent accidents.
4. Removing the problem deer intact for processing elsewhere.
5. Covering the deer when exiting the property to keep out of view.
6. Meeting with you to establish property boundaries and any
"No Hunt" zones or special considerations.
7. Removing as many female deer as possible and/or desireable.
2. Taking only close, high percentage shots.
3. Removing or disabling stands daily to prevent accidents.
4. Removing the problem deer intact for processing elsewhere.
5. Covering the deer when exiting the property to keep out of view.
6. Meeting with you to establish property boundaries and any
"No Hunt" zones or special considerations.
7. Removing as many female deer as possible and/or desireable.
Deer Trouble
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What is the best way to keep deer from eating the garden & landscaping plants?
There is no foolproof method.
Sprays, soap, hair bags, etc. can help but their effect diminishes rapidly (especially in a rainy climate) and have to be re-applied often becoming quite expensive in some instances.
Fencing may be the most effective method but can easily spoil the esthetics of your landscaping. To be effective most fences need to be at least 8 feet in height.
The best results can be had by planting shrubs, flowers, trees that deer do not find appetizing. A garden will need a high fence or an electrically charged fence.
Sprays, soap, hair bags, etc. can help but their effect diminishes rapidly (especially in a rainy climate) and have to be re-applied often becoming quite expensive in some instances.
Fencing may be the most effective method but can easily spoil the esthetics of your landscaping. To be effective most fences need to be at least 8 feet in height.
The best results can be had by planting shrubs, flowers, trees that deer do not find appetizing. A garden will need a high fence or an electrically charged fence.
Our St Louis Urban Bowhunting Team Has the Solution for Too Many Deer.
FAQ's
Q) Will this cost me anything?
A) No, our service is free.
Q) Who will hunt on my property?
A) Only the 2 members of our team
Q) Can I have a portion of the meat?
A) Sure, we'll be glad to give you some venison.
Q) Will you harvest female deer.
A) Yes, our doe to buck harvest ratio is 10 to 1
Q) Does anyone make any money by hunting on my property?
A) Definitely NO !! There are other groups that lease the rights to hunt on your property but we DO NOT!
A) No, our service is free.
Q) Who will hunt on my property?
A) Only the 2 members of our team
Q) Can I have a portion of the meat?
A) Sure, we'll be glad to give you some venison.
Q) Will you harvest female deer.
A) Yes, our doe to buck harvest ratio is 10 to 1
Q) Does anyone make any money by hunting on my property?
A) Definitely NO !! There are other groups that lease the rights to hunt on your property but we DO NOT!
"The deer are eating my flowers, shrubs, and plants and ruining my trees."
Q) Is the property owner required to have any special insurance?
A) No, our $2,000,000 policy covers the landowner(s) also.
Q) Could I learn to shoot a bow?
A) Yes, both members are qualified archery instructors.
Q) What happens after the deer are harvested?
A) Deer that is not consumed by the hunter is donated to needy families,
through the Share The Harvest program sponsored by the Missouri
Dept. of Conservation.
A) No, our $2,000,000 policy covers the landowner(s) also.
Q) Could I learn to shoot a bow?
A) Yes, both members are qualified archery instructors.
Q) What happens after the deer are harvested?
A) Deer that is not consumed by the hunter is donated to needy families,
through the Share The Harvest program sponsored by the Missouri
Dept. of Conservation.
