

BRINGING YOUR MANAGEMENT GOALS TO LIFE
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At the heart of our mission is a deep respect for wildlife, conservation, and land stewardship. Tyler Heeter brings a lifetime of experience and passion to the field, rooted in his upbringing in rural Pennsylvania and strengthened by his academic background in Wildlife Technology, Wildlife & Fisheries, and Forestry Ecosystem Science. His hands-on expertise, combined with a strong commitment to educating others, drives our approach to sustainable habitat management and private land conservation.

What does Jacks Mountain Wildlife Solutions bring to you as a Private Landowner?
Our Goal
To see your dreams and goals come true on your property.
Jacks Mountain Wildlife Solutions offers a full range of services focused on both big and small game management. Target species include deer, turkey, rabbit, squirrel, grouse, waterfowl, and various non-game species. Our services include food plot design using GPS technology, which allows us to accurately calculate acreage and plot shape. We also utilize Google Earth to assess property layout, identify ideal locations for food plots, box blinds, and tree stands, and evaluate boundary lines and access points.
Habitat management is a core component of our approach. We provide Timber Stand Improvement (TSI) services through selective logging, removal of undesirable tree species, and invasive species control. These practices promote the development of early successional habitat critical for wildlife. In addition to habitat creation through timber harvesting, we offer tree planting services featuring both hard and soft mast-producing species to improve long-term wildlife food availability. We also design and construct wildlife waterholes, which help attract and sustain a diverse range of species.
Our team emphasizes landowner education and provides insight into various aspects of wildlife management, including:
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Understanding predator and prey relationships
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Managing buck-to-doe ratios
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The importance of natural browse in a deer’s diet
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The impact of wind direction on stand placement
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Recognizing and utilizing hard and soft mast trees
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Selecting appropriate perennial and annual plantings for food plots
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The role of mineral supplements for deer health
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Establishing sanctuaries to protect and hold mature bucks
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Aging bucks in the field
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Strategic doe harvesting and population control
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Maintaining overall herd health
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Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) Practices
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Be a Member
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Talk to your neighbors about best management practices
• Start a neighborhood deer co-op
• Practice QDM (Quality Deer Management)

The Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to work it and keep it. - Genesis 2:15
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