Active service
Sentinel
Hands-on deterrence, professional installation, and response. A person on your perimeter in daylight: reading the land, installing and wiring your cameras and deterrents, and holding a clear line so whatever showed up moves on and no one gets hurt.
The real steps
What hands-on protection looks like
No scare tactics. A bear on your property is a problem of timing and attractants, not bad luck. We work the chain and let competence do the reassuring.
Attractants
We walk the property and find what draws animals in: feed, waste, fruit, livestock lines. Then we give you a plain plan to remove or secure it.
Installation
We install the system for you: cameras, lighting, speakers, and motion sprinklers, placed and wired so they actually work. We can tie deterrents into an existing invisible fence so the line you already have does more.
Perimeter
We set a clear line with deterrents matched to your land, placed where they change behavior, whether the visitor is a bear, a coyote, or a stranger at the gate.
Response
When something is on the ground, a trained person responds and moves it off, non-lethally. Daylight, on the ground, on your side.
Training
We train you and your crew to hold the line yourselves: reading sign, handling attractants, and acting calmly when an animal or a stranger shows up.
Pairs with Watch
Stronger with eyes on it
Sentinel is the active side. Pair it with Watch and the same property gets always-on sensors and alerts, so a person responds informed rather than guessing.