Predator Management Experience Built in the Field
Jason began trapping at age ten after discovering a copy of Fur-Fish-Game. With no family trapping tradition or mentor, he learned largely through study, observation, experimentation, and experience in the field. Today, he brings more than four decades of predator management experience to Advance Predator Management.
From Trapping to Predator Management
Jason began professional predator-control work in 2020. His work has taken him across multiple states and widely different landscapes, including Maine, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
His projects have included dairy farms, ranches, agricultural ground, pastures, and wildlife-management properties. During one major project in southwest Kansas, Jason removed 437 coyotes in six weeks while working dairy farms and ranch properties.
He also holds certification for wolf trapping.
A Problem-Solving Approach
Predator control is not simply about removing animals. Every property, operation, and conflict is different.
Jason begins by understanding the problem and establishing a working relationship with the landowner or ranch manager. From there, he evaluates conditions in the field and develops a practical approach appropriate to the operation.
The objective is straightforward: reduce losses, address recurring predator pressure, and help the customer protect a productive operation.
Success is measured by whether the problem gets solved.
Experience Beyond Predator Control
Jason has worked in construction since graduating high school in 1993, gaining experience across multiple areas of the trade. In 2020, he went into business for himself.
That background reinforces the same practical approach he brings to predator management: understand what the customer needs, assess conditions, solve problems, and deliver results.
Why This Work Matters
For Jason, predator management combines decades of field experience with the opportunity to help people.
Years in the field have shown him both the importance of maintaining wildlife populations and the damage that unmanaged predator pressure can cause. He works with landowners, ranchers, farmers, and property managers to address those conflicts practically and responsibly.
Just as important, he values the relationships built through the work. Do the job well, solve the customer’s problem, and earn the trust that brings you back.
Need Help With a Predator Problem?
Advance Predator Management works with livestock operations, ranches, farms, hunting properties, and other landowners facing predator and wildlife-management problems.