Property guide · Shared land
Wildlife management for HOAs & CDDs.
A property review for homeowners associations, community development districts and their managers dealing with hog activity, coyote sightings or a monitoring need on shared land around Tampa Bay.
Example sketch · Use your own property boundaries
Odessa · Pasco · Hillsborough
01 / Common land
Put the concern on a map.
Start with the affected area: a turf strip, pond bank, trail edge, field or other shared space.
Mark the boundary on a map or photo if you can. Note neighboring parcels, resident access, pets, paths and maintenance schedules that may matter. If activity crosses parcels, identify who controls each area before arranging access.
02 / Board brief
Bring the details to the board.
Community name, city or ZIP code, and the manager or board contact authorized to discuss the work.
Photos of damage or camera clips, approximate dates, and the common areas involved.
Access and resident-use considerations, any existing monitoring, and the date the board expects to review the issue.
Send those details early so we can confirm what else is needed to discuss a scope. Confirm availability, pricing and scheduling directly.
03 / Comparing quotes
Compare the same work.
- Area & activity
- Ask every vendor to define the same area and target activity.
- Visits & monitoring
- Compare the visit frequency or monitoring period, including who checks the equipment.
- Reporting & follow-up
- Ask what the board will receive, what triggers follow-up and which costs are separate.
We review the species, property, access and service fit before discussing what we can quote.
Start with the property
Start a review for your community.
Include the property location, what you’ve noticed and the board decision date if one is set.