Camera customer next step
A camera-monitoring customer may later upgrade into a field review or larger management plan, but monitoring does not include wildlife control/removal by itself.
View MonitoringWildlife management plans
One-time visits and monthly field property protection.
Choose a simple property review, recurring monthly field support, or a commercial patrol when nuisance wildlife activity keeps returning.
Plan overview
Start with the level of support the property actually needs.
A one-time visit can help with current activity. Monthly field plans are better for properties with recurring movement, repeat damage, livestock concerns, or ongoing wildlife pressure. One-time field visits include one successful animal total when service is successful and the animal is within the approved scope.
Monthly protection
Field plans by acreage and visit frequency.
These plans are starting points. Terrain, safe access, distance, target activity, livestock, neighboring properties, legal requirements, and owner rules can change the final quote.
Monthly field plans can include hogs and coyotes when the property, method, and requirements are a fit. Armadillo work and other case-by-case wildlife can be quoted separately or added when appropriate.
Plans vs. monitoring
Monthly property protection and monthly wildlife monitoring are different services.
Monthly Property Protection means recurring field wildlife-management visits on acreage, farms, ranches, stables, vacant land, and larger properties.
Monthly Wildlife Monitoring means trail cameras, periodic activity review, equipment service, and recommendations when patterns show a property review may be useful.
Property fit
These field plans are built for acreage.
Firearm-based field work uses a 5-acre company minimum, with 10+ acres preferred. Limited residential requests and trail-camera monitoring are reviewed separately and may be available for smaller properties.
- Acreage, access, and safe operating conditions are reviewed before field service is accepted.
- Clear access, boundaries, gates, and safety notes are needed.
- Nearby roads, homes, workers, barns, livestock, and public areas matter.
- A daylight walkthrough may be required before field service.
- Iron Raven may decline unsafe or legally unclear properties.
Common property types
Plan next step
Pick the property type or send the details first.
Text or email preferred. Include address, service type, species or activity, damage, active times, livestock, access notes, and whether you are the property owner or authorized representative.