Protect Livestock. Reduce Recurring Losses.
When livestock losses begin, the first task is determining which predator is causing them, where the activity is concentrated, and why it is recurring. Advance Predator Management evaluates field evidence and develops a targeted control plan for the property and livestock operation.
Start With the Evidence, Not Assumptions.
Tracks, feeding patterns, kill-site evidence, timing, livestock behavior, terrain, and recurring travel routes help determine which predator is involved. That assessment guides where control effort is placed and avoids wasting time on the wrong species or location.
Targeted Control Built Around the Operation.
Once the predator and activity patterns are identified, control is placed around livestock routines, terrain, access, and recurring travel routes. The objective is not random removal—it is reducing losses by addressing the animals and locations driving the problem.
Field Experience at Operational Scale
During six weeks in southwest Kansas, Jason removed 437 coyotes—demonstrating the sustained coverage, disciplined placement, and field adaptation required for large predator-control operations.
Protect Your Livestock Before Losses Continue
Request an operational assessment to discuss the activity, property, and livestock at risk