JACKALOPE HYDRO SEEDING & RECLAMATION LLC

Jackalope Hydro Seeding & Reclamation LLC specializes in ecological restoration and wildlife-sensitive infrastructure projects across public lands, with deep expertise in fencing systems designed for wildlife passage, fuel break maintenance, and native vegetation establishment. Their technical capabilities include the removal and replacement of outdated barbed-wire fencing with wildlife-friendly four-wire designs, retrofitting existing barriers to reduce animal entanglement, and executing drill seeding and soil preparation techniques to reestablish native plant communities in post-fire or degraded landscapes. They apply precision land management practices for roadside fuel reduction, exclosure construction, and riparian zone rehabilitation, demonstrating proficiency in both structural and biological restoration methods that align with BLM and USFWS conservation standards. The contractor maintains a consistent and focused relationship with the Department of the Interior, delivering field-based ecological services on federal lands in the Intermountain West. Their work supports land management objectives related to habitat connectivity, invasive species control, and fire risk mitigation, particularly in Wyoming and Idaho. Projects frequently involve collaboration with field offices to implement site-specific conservation plans that balance public safety, ecological integrity, and wildlife mobility. Their primary industry focus lies in specialty trade contracting under NAICS 238990, where they execute customized, low-impact land treatments that bridge civil construction and ecological science. They also operate within support activities for forestry and soil preparation, applying integrated approaches to land reclamation that prioritize long-term resilience over short-term fixes. This positions them as a niche provider for agencies requiring ecologically informed infrastructure solutions. As a small business structured as a 2K entity, Jackalope operates from Ammon, Idaho, with a regional footprint centered on federal land management zones. While they hold no formal government certifications, their proven track record in executing complex, environmentally sensitive projects on public lands establishes them as a trusted field-level partner for land management agencies seeking practical, science-backed restoration outcomes.