"About Me – A Woman in the Wild"

 As a professional wildlife control operator and a skilled beaver trapper, I bring a unique blend of expertise, respect for wildlife, and dedication to environmental stewardship. I specialize in beaver management, using innovative techniques like the Comstock live trap, to help balance ecological health with landowner needs.

Trapping, for me, is a respectful, hands-on way to connect with nature and work within its balance. Whether navigating remote areas, working in challenging conditions, or fine-tuning my skills, I bring both precision and care to every job. I am proud to be part of a growing number of women reshaping the landscape of wildlife management.

Through my work in wildlife management, I have had the opportunity to witness some of the most awe-inspiring moments in nature, from the majesty of a bald eagle soaring overhead to the quiet grace of a deer in a sun-dappled meadow. I believe that everyone can benefit from connecting with the natural world.

My interest in nature and wildlife has not only shaped my career path but also my perspective on life. I believe that the beauty and complexity of the natural world are worth preserving for future generations, and I am  committed to doing my part to make that happen.

I am an active member of conservation industry organizations including:

Washington Trappers Association

 National Trappers Association 

Washington State Archery Association

SCI- Safari Club International  

Pope and Young Club

Boone and Crockett Club