Michigan-Based · DNR Licensed · Locally Operated
Year-round population control, habitat consulting, and harvest program management — built for Michigan landowners, municipalities, and counties.
What We Do
From early-season population surveys to year-round cull operations, Venari handles every phase of a comprehensive deer management program.
DDCP operations outside of hunting season, addressing agricultural and residential damage under DNR permit. Active February through September.
Managed archery harvest on enrolled landowner and municipal properties, coordinated with DMAP permit holders and local hunters.
Contracted firearm harvest using multiple flexible options including suppressed platforms to minimize noise, fully coordinated with DNR zone requirements.
Certified population assessment with formal reporting to the DNR — the data foundation for defensible management decisions and permit renewal.
We handle all DDCP, DMAP, and special permit filings. From application through close-out, Venari manages the DNR process on your behalf.
All harvested deer are processed and donated through Michigan's Hunters Feeding Michigan program, putting venison directly into local food banks.
Our Approach
Effective deer management requires sustained, coordinated effort across property lines. Venari builds programs that work at the scale the problem actually exists — not parcel by parcel.
We operate in the Lansing area and know Mid-Michigan land, roads, and seasonal patterns — no travel overhead, no out-of-state contractors.
Deer populations don't pause between seasons. Our program runs twelve months, combining off-season damage control with seasonal harvest operations.
Meaningful population reduction requires sustained pressure over multiple seasons. We structure programs for long-term results, not single-season fixes.
Landowner notification, public safety coordination, and venison donation keep residents informed and the community invested in the program's success.
Get in Touch
Ready to discuss a program for your municipality, county, or property? We'll put a formal proposal together — no obligation.