A thermal herd count uses advanced drones equipped with thermal cameras to detect and count wildlife with high accuracy, day or night.

Our surveys achieve up to 95% accuracy, depending on vegetation, terrain, and weather conditions.

We primarily count wildlife such as deer, exotics, and hogs. Predators, rabbits, and squirrels are also often detected on surveys.

Drones provide more accurate data, cover larger areas faster, and avoid putting pressure on your herd compared to traditional methods.

Yes. We operate under FAA Part 107 certification and hold a TPWD Aerial Wildlife Management Permit.

Our focus is Texas, but we can travel for large projects or repeat clients.

Deliverables are typically ready within 2–4 business days after the survey.

It’s a digital map showing movement patterns, activity zones, and hotspots. We provide KMZ and GPX files so you can easily import waypoints into your OnX Maps account

We provide the herd data and assistance needed to strengthen your MLDP application with TPWD, helping you qualify for extended seasons and extra tags.

Yes. Our surveys can be tailored to provide buck-to-doe ratios, which help in harvest and habitat management decisions.

Our drones fly high and quiet, gathering data without disturbing your herd from above.

Yes. Our thermal imaging is highly effective at night, when wildlife is most active.

If weather prevents accurate results, we will reschedule at no additional cost.

Our drones can survey thousands of acres in a single flight, depending on terrain and battery swaps.

Yes. We frequently provide data and highlight reels for outfitters to use in managing hunts and marketing.

Absolutely. We offer highlight reels and media packages with professional aerial video and photos.

We combine cutting-edge drone technology with deep knowledge of wildlife management, delivering accurate data, easy-to-use maps, and professional media that help you get the most out of your land.