Partner With A Landmark Biologist To Develop & File Your Texas Wildlife Exemption Plan

“I really appreciate all of your great advice on our property. Three years ago it was in terrible shape after having been overgrazed and not looked after by a prior owner. There was virtually no wildlife on it and it also looked awful. After putting your Wildlife Management Plan into place and carefully following it, the property has been transformed. Wildlife is all over it now, especially the wildlife targeted in your plan. It really is gorgeous and the transformation has been incredible to watch. I want to thank you for the impact you have had on our property and our wildlife!”

Rob C. – Denton County

“We have been working with Landmark Wildlife Management since 2013 when they helped us develop the first five-year Wildlife Management Plan for our 60-acre property in Medina County. Their knowledge and professionalism is impressive, and that first plan had a depth we never would have accomplished on our own. We’ve continued yearly face-to-face contact with Landmark when they conduct our breeding bird survey, and over the years, they have never once failed to answer a phone call, text, or email when we need advice. We highly recommend Landmark Wildlife to any landowner needing TexaS wildlife management services.”

Trish H. – Medina County

“It was a pleasure working with Landmark Wildlife to develop a management plan enabling us to qualify for a Texas wildlife exemption. The plan was comprehensive and coherent. We followed the recommendations easily. Walking our property with the biologist, and he was extraordinarily interesting and informative. When the appraisal district official came for an inspection, we passed in 10 minutes.”

Jody M. – Lampasas County

“Landmark Wildlife is a notch above the competition. I interviewed several companies and chose Landmark after just a few minutes on the phone. The company was very responsive, personable and concerned with understanding my goals from the initial phone call and throughout the entire process.”

Jesse F. (Leon County)