Scott earned a B.S. in environmental biology from Eastern Illinois University and his M.S. in zoology/wildlife management at Southern Illinois University. He was a wildlife biologist for nearly 20 years, in public land management for six years in the states of Texas and Missouri, and private land conservation for 13 years with the Missouri Department of Conservation. Not only has Scott collaborated daily with landowners and habitat managers to improve their properties for wildlife such as whitetail deer, wild turkey, bobwhite quail, and waterfowl, he is also a Certified Wildlife Biologist® through The Wildlife Society, a credential that very few land agents hold.
For land buyers and sellers, his professional expertise, along with experience managing his own 40-acre farm, make him an invaluable resource. Whether clients are buying or selling property for farming, recreation, or both, they will trust Scott to steer them in the right direction on assessment, management issues and opportunities, plus state and federal cost share programs. He is a member of QDMA, NWTF, DU and Pheasants Forever, and serves as a deacon on his church board. Hunting, fishing, canoeing, habitat management, and watching movies with his family are his favorite hobbies.
Home Types:
Lot/Land, House, Manufactured
Years of Experience:
6
Education:
Southern Illinois University
