Services - DOE GETTER

How it works:

Site Survey
- Meet and place cameras
- Identify common deer damage areas with farmer
- Check local ordinances for firearm use
- May – June
Deer Damage Permit Process
- Provide and assist with procuring tags
- May – June
Access Permissions
- Manage current or old permission hunters
- Obtain boundary permissions where necessary
- July – August
Deer and Deer Damage Assessment
- Camera results
- Crop damage current state
- July – August
Deer Harvest
- August – September
- October – December (By Request Only)

Meet the team

Hunting enthusiasts that emphasize respect for the land, the animal, and the harvest, which promotes a healthy ecosystem.

Evan Barrett

Hunter and Co-founder

Forrest Waggoner

Hunter and Co-founder

FAQs

Do I need deer damage tags in order to have deer removed?

No. If you do not have deer damage tags, deer can be removed during the routine Michigan hunting seasons starting in September (one weekend), then from October 1st – December 31st.

I lease my property to other hunters, how does that work?

We will work with leaseholders directly in order to make as little or no impact as possible. The lowest impact to a leased ground is to obtain deer damage permits so that deer removal can occur as early as August.

What do you do with the deer that have been removed?

Deer that have been removed are taken for processing for use by the hunters. In the case of a large deer removal, the deer will be processed and dontated to a community non-profit who help feed those in need.

What is the cost for this service?

No cost. This service is for deer removal is performed at no cost to you. The hunters keep the harvest for their own use to feed their families, and anything beyond that is donated to a community non-profit.

Enhance your crop yields by having a Doe Getter remove some does.

Professional – Clear and responsive communication.
Respectful – No “grip and grins” will be published anywhere, period.
Flexible – Will work within any specific limits specified.