Wildlife Management

For many people, the idea of managing predators is to eradicate them. They see that they have a coyote problem or an invasion of feral pigs, and their instinct is to try to kill them all. However, Justin Payne knows that this is not the ideal or proper way to manage wildlife and habitats. Over the last five years, JWP Outdoors has worked with four wildlife biologists to come up with the best ways to manage wildlife and predators across the state. The wildlife management program at JWP Outdoors is a full blown operation. We offer full property management services: predator management as well as wildlife conservation. When you get in touch with us regarding our wildlife management services, we analyze the property, age and structure of animals, as well as the predators, and let you know what our best plan of action is. If you choose not to enter into a contract agreement with us, we offer suggestions and a consulting fee.

We work hard alongside our four consulting wildlife biologists as well as Texas Parks and Wildlife and the Texas Tech University College of Agriculture and Natural Resource Management to bring in undergraduate and graduate students to help us out while they also learn more about their field of study.