Public Hunting Gear

With hunting season right around the corner, many Texans are searching for their hunting grounds. For those that don't know, you do not have to own vast tracts of land to enjoy hunting. There are over 1 million acres of hunting grounds available to Texans through public hunting programs, run by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

Bumble Bee

Annual sunflowers with the increasingly more rare bumble bee. The annual sunflower is poor forage for livestock but is excellent for granivorous birds.

Whitetail Buck

At Wildland Systems Consulting, we strive to achieve your wildlife management goals. Whether you want to create a hunting oasis, or a songbird paradise, we have services to meet your needs.

American Beauty Berry

The American Beauty Berry (Callicarpa americana) is a native southeastern shrub that is easily identifiable by its purple fruit. The drupes (fruit) are consumed by a large number of songbird species. The shrub also serves as forage for deer and various small mammals.

Property Goals

Wildland Systems Consulting specializes in wildlife management and property improvement. Whether you want bigger deer, 1-d-1(w) ag exemption, or a small game paradise, we have something for you.

Texas Rat Snake

This is a Texas or Western Ratsnake (Pantherophis obsoletus) we found out in the field. These snakes are non-venomous and common throughout Texas. If you look at the bottom jaw, you can see where it is split into two segments - this allows the mouth to expand so that larger prey can be swallowed whole.

Pecan Tree

Across Texas, pecan trees (Carya illinoinensis) are beginning to show off their fruits. This nut, similar to the walnut, is technically a drupe and is better for more things than just grandma's pie. The drupe is utilized heavily by small mammals, such as the squirrel, raccoon, and oppossum. White-tailed deer will also browse on the tender shoots and leaves of pecan trees that have branches low enough to eat. Pecan trees would be an excellent addition to any property. They offer the added benefits of being a reason to make more pies for the family, and an incredible food resource for wildlife.

Cordia Polo

We are excited to announce our partnership with Cordia! This is their polo shirt optimized for dove season. It is lightweight, extremely breathable, and the camo patterns are top notch. Cordia features a digital camo background overlayed with South Texas brush. Use discount code WILDLANDSYSTEMS for 10% off at checkout or use the link below.
https://www.huntcordia.com/discount/wildlandsystems

Clammyweed

Clammyweed (Polanisia dodecandra) is identifiable by the one of a kind flowers and teh leaves that grow along its main stems. It also features sticky glands that contribute to its nomenclature. It is an annual forb that attracts many pollinators and the seeds are commonly consumed by various wildlife. We strive to educate landowners on all aspects of wildlife management such as forb identification.

Bachelor Group

Check out this bachelor group running off into the woods. Open season is soon upon us, are you ready?