Wisconsin - Aerial Mapping & Thermal Drone Services

Joe Pasch

Joe Pasch is based out of Madison Wisconsin. He is a FAA part 107 certified pilot, and is finishing up his season as a spray drone pilot.  Joe brings dynamic experience to AWS as an agriculturalist and deer hunter. His previous career experience includes managing multiple dairy farms in Michigan and Missouri. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family and hunting trophy bucks in the fall.  Joe has had the opportunity to hunt a wide array of landscape throughout his hunting career.  Whether it is public or private, hill or farm country, Joe understands how valuable high-quality maps can be in developing and implementing hunting and land management strategies.

Wesley Hoops

Wesley Hoops is an avid outdoorsman with a passion for hunting whitetails, pheasants, waterfowl, and fishing. He enjoys spending time in nature and is dedicated to helping others appreciate and enjoy the outdoors as much as he does.

Maximize Your Wisconsin Property: Aerial Mapping & Thermal Deer Surveys by Everland Outdoors

As a proud Wisconsin resident landowner, you take pride in managing your property for both productivity and legendary whitetail quality. Whether you’re dedicated to improving the hunting on your farm in Trempealeau County or maximizing the ecological health of your timber in Bayfield County, you need precision data to make smart decisions.

Everland Outdoors offers two cutting-edge solutions to revolutionize your Wisconsin deer hunting property management strategy, protect your investment, and secure a trophy season.

Part 1: Strategic Land Management – Private Property Aerial Drone Mapping

Our high-resolution aerial drone mapping service delivers the most definitive topographical data and imagery available for your property. This is a foundational step for proactive, efficient, and locally-smart Wisconsin land management services.

• Detailed Topographical Maps: Utilize precision elevation data to identify subtle creek beds, runoff paths, and ridge lines that dictate deer movement. This is the blueprint for effective property access and stand setup.
• Habitat Feature Inventory: Accurately delineate existing food plot areas, security bedding thickets, and water sources. Our UAS property map Wisconsin services are essential for planning cost-effective Wisconsin deer habitat improvement.
• Optimal Stand & Blind Placement: Pinpoint exact, strategic locations for stands by cross-referencing deer travel corridors with local wind patterns. This ensures every minute you spend on your land is maximized.
• Property Value Documentation: Have an accurate, high-resolution map that clearly defines and showcases the managed features of your land, increasing its appeal and future value.
• Save Management Time: Turn hours of walking and scouting into minutes of digital analysis, allowing you to focus your limited time on implementation rather than fieldwork.

Part 2: Know Your Herd – Precision Thermal Deer Density Surveys

Understanding the population health and demographics of the whitetail herd utilizing your property is the key to Quality Deer Management (QDM). Our Thermal Deer Density Surveys provide an accurate, non-intrusive census, giving you the critical, unbiased data required for managing your herd sustainably.

• Accurate Deer Count: Thermal technology cuts through dense cover and darkness, providing a significantly more accurate thermal deer count Ohio than traditional visual surveys. This is the truth about your herd’s numbers.
• Reliable Buck-to-Doe Ratio: Essential for avoiding overpopulation and promoting quality genetics. Our buck-to-doe ratio assessment drone data helps resident landowners set informed, sustainable harvest objectives.
• Fawn Recruitment Assessment: Get an accurate measure of reproductive success and fawn survival rates, particularly in regions like Muskingum County, informing your management strategy for the coming years.
• Inventory Your Resource: Get a clear picture of mature buck inventory, overall herd health, and precisely where deer are bedding and feeding before the season starts.

Invest in the future of your Wisconsin property.

With Everland Outdoors, you gain the clarity to make data-driven decisions that save you time, protect your property investment, and drastically increase your odds of harvesting a mature Wisconsin whitetail across Trempealeau, Bayfield, and Marquette Counties, and throughout the state.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is a thermal drone deer survey legal for property owners in Wisconsin?

A: Yes, for census and management purposes. Our service is exclusively focused on collecting wildlife census data, herd analysis, and land management planning, which is permitted in Wisconsin. We operate strictly in compliance with all current Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) regulations and FAA guidelines. NOTE: The use of drones to scout or locate live game for the purpose of hunting on the same day is illegal in Wisconsin. Our services are for data collection and long-term planning only.

Q: How much does drone property mapping and thermal deer density surveying for a Wisconsin farm cost?

A: Our Private Property Aerial Drone Mapping starts at $450 for properties up to 100 acres. For larger tracts, the cost increases by an additional $1 per acre over the initial 100-acre limit.

Our Thermal Deer Density Surveys start at $500 and increase based on the acreage of the property, terrain complexity, and the depth of the analysis required. Contact us for a precise quote tailored to your land.

Seasonal Discount Offer: Ask about our special pricing for clients who book a 3-Season Flight Package (e.g., Spring habitat mapping, Fall pre-season scouting, and Winter thermal census) for maximum management insight and value.

Q: What data is included in a Wisconsin whitetail herd analysis report?

A: Our detailed report includes an estimated total deer population, a precise buck-to-doe sex ratio, a fawn recruitment estimate, and a professionally generated map with pinned GPS locations of all deer counted.