Odessa, Tampa Bay, and surrounding Florida counties
Iron Raven Wildlife Services
Practical wildlife management for acreage, farms, ranches, vacant land, and commercial property across the Tampa Bay area.
Tell us what you are seeing. We review the property, wildlife activity, access, and service fit before anything is scheduled.
Property review first 5-acre minimum for firearm-based field work 10+ acres preferred
Text or email preferred. Send the property address, service type, animal or activity, damage details, and photos if available. Include acreage for rural and larger-property work.
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Core services
Built for the wildlife pressure larger properties actually face.
Start with the service that best matches the activity. Every request is reviewed for location, access, safety, species, and property fit.
Property fit
Is your property a good fit for field service?
Firearm-based field work uses a 5-acre company minimum, with 10+ acres preferred. Limited local residential requests and wildlife-monitoring requests are reviewed separately by location, species, access, safety, and property fit.
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Service area and sightings map Odessa and Tampa Bay Pasco County Hillsborough CountyStraightforward from the start
Property review comes before promises.
Primary focusWild hogs, coyotes, armadillos, and managed wildlife monitoring.
Best fitFarms, ranches, stables, vacant land, commercial sites, and larger acreage.
Clear processRequest, property review, quote and authorization, deposit, then scheduled field work.
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Text or email preferred. Send the property address, service type, animal or activity, damage details, photos if available, access notes, and whether you are the property owner or authorized representative. Include acreage for rural and larger-property work.
