Emily Flinn
Raised in central Kentucky, Emily has always had a true passion for wildlife and growing up hunting and fishing inspired her to become a wildlife consultant. Emily earned her Bachelor of Science (B.S.) from Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) with a major in wildlife management. While at EKU she conducted a forestry project evaluating plant response to timber harvest. She also was employed by EKU to construct a trail map for recreational purposes using GIS. Also under the direction of Dr. Steve Demarais at Mississippi State University (MSU), Emily received her Master of Science (M.S.) in wildlife and fisheries science with a focus on white-tailed deer management. Her project examined regional effects on deer antler and body size variation throughout Mississippi. The objectives of this project were to produce beneficial information for biologists, land managers, and hunters that would aid them in understanding the role of nutrition and genetics in white-tailed deer management. At MSU, Emily managed the captive deer research facility that housed 80-150 deer. During this position, Emily gained extensive knowledge regarding captive deer facilities, deer handing and sedation, artificial insemination and the deer breeding industry. Emily is also a registered Wildlife Biologist (AWB®) with The Wildlife Society. “I want to provide sound wildlife and habitat management for land managers and hunters in order to achieve their individual goals.” Emily currently supervises Buckscore’s™ Wildlife Consulting Division, for information contact her at Emily@nbfog.com.


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Jeremy Flinn
Jeremy is a registered wildlife biologist (AWB®) with The Wildlife Society. Growing up in Western Pennsylvania, Jeremy developed a passion for hunting and wildlife which guided him towards a career in wildlife management. He received his Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Science from Penn State University. And worked at the University’s White-tailed Deer Research and Breeding Facility for 2 years where he gained knowledge and experience on white-tailed deer biology, management, and breeding. Jeremy worked as a wildlife ecology intern at the world-renown, Smithsonian Institute in Virginia where he conducted research on deer home range size and movements, urban deer management and deer-vehicle collisions, harvest rates and habitat management for a variety of game species including bear and turkey, and obtained an extensive background in using trail cameras to manage wildlife. Jeremy earned his Master of Science degree (M.S.) from Mississippi State University’s Wildlife and Fisheries Program with a focus on white-tailed deer management under the guidance of famed deer biologist Dr. Steve Demarais. While there Jeremy excelled in creating some of the most innovative trail camera and whitetail management techniques. His passion to improve deer management led to the development of BuckScore™. “I believe in science-based, on the ground management, and feels there is nothing more important than sitting down face-to-face with a landowner and discussing their objectives in order to construct a management plan to reach their specific goals. Jeremy is a member of the Quality Deer Management Association and National Wild Turkey Federation. Jeremy currently is Buckscore’s GM and also assists landowners with the company’s Wildlife Consulting Division.


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