HAMMETT JOHN D JR

Hammett John D Jr specializes in wild pig and feral swine control operations under the Hunting and Trapping NAICS code, delivering targeted wildlife management services to federal land and resource agencies. Their technical expertise includes trap-and-remove protocols, population suppression techniques, and coordinated field operations to mitigate agricultural damage and ecological disruption caused by invasive swine. The contractor demonstrates consistent proficiency in executing BPA call orders and direct task assignments for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) and National Wildlife Research Center initiatives. Their work involves field deployment of specialized trapping systems, non-lethal and lethal control methods, data collection for population modeling, and compliance with environmental and safety regulations under federal wildlife management frameworks. The contractor maintains a focused relationship with the Department of Agriculture, where all known contracts are awarded for invasive species control. This sustained engagement indicates a trusted, repeat vendor status for mission-critical wildlife damage management operations, particularly in regions impacted by feral hog proliferation. Their work supports USDA’s broader goals of protecting crops, livestock, native habitats, and public health from zoonotic disease vectors carried by wild swine. Operating under NAICS 114210, the contractor is narrowly specialized in wildlife control services within the agricultural and natural resource protection sector. This vertical positioning distinguishes them as a niche provider of on-the-ground, field-executed solutions rather than broader environmental consulting or policy support. Their market presence is defined by operational responsiveness and proven execution in high-priority invasive species mitigation zones. Hammett John D Jr is structured as a sole proprietorship (2J) with no federal certifications on record. Based in Ridge Spring, South Carolina, the contractor maintains a localized operational footprint aligned with Southeastern U.S. wild hog management priorities. Their government market positioning is that of a reliable, field-ready contractor for time-sensitive, labor-intensive wildlife control tasks under USDA directives.