Welcome!

My name is John Cox. I am a wildlife biologist, the owner of Game Management Services, Inc. and founder of Alternative Wildlife Nutrition. For the last 25 years, I have been managing wildlife on private ranches in Texas and Oklahoma, as well as outfitting for quail, deer and turkey hunting. I also manage about 20 ranches in North and West Texas that are enrolled in the Texas Parks & Wildlife MLD Program.

In the summer of 2009, I began an extensive search to find an alternative to corn that was safe, superior in nutrition and would easily dispense from spin cast or bulk deer feeders. Black-eyed peas fit the criteria I was looking for. They are rich in both protein and carbohydrates and are also safe from aflatoxin and other harmful mycotoxins. As an added bonus, black-eyed peas have proven to be a better attractant than corn.

Whether you are a deer hunter, quail hunter or just a wildlife enthusiast, black-eyed peas are an excellent alternative as a supplemental feed for your wildlife. Deer prefer them, quail and turkey love them, and they are nutritionally superior to most processed deer feeds and all small grains traditionally fed to deer, quail and turkey.

November 6, 2011
New Texas Stores Added

Our store locator page has been updated with a good deal of stores in Texas: Lockhart, College Station, Columbus, Hempstead, East Bernard, El Campo, Freer, Schulenburg, Waller, Llano, Helotes, Brenham, Wimberley, Lago Vista, Los Fresnos, Yoakum, Needville, Orange Grove, New Braunfels, Goldthwaite, Somerville, Alvin, Beeville, Wharton, and Fredericksburg!

Stores are still restocking with the new harvest... we suggest calling ahead to make sure they have it in stock!

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November 4, 2011
Peas Plus Back On The Shelf

We shipped out the first bags of peas from the 2011 fall harvest earlier this week. Many retailers are starting to receive the new stock every day.

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