huntingland: Hunting Deer in Posted Places?
- 11/17/14 05:27 AM
Hunting Deer in Posted Places?
With the Wisconsin Deer Gun Season approaching fast most hunters have a prime site secured but a few are still relying on public lands or finding a last minute.
Keep in mind that in Wisconsin it is Illegal to Trespass, even on Non Posted Land.
So take some time to get to know the owners of the land that you wish to hunt on and get written permission.
Failure to do so may make for a very expensive and unpleasant deer hunting season.
You could also call me, I may know of a few great properties that … (6 comments)
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huntingland: Hunting Nightmare Caught On Tape
- 11/14/14 07:41 AM
Hunting Nightmare Caught On Tape It's that time of year when hunters head for the woods all over the country in an effort to keep the herds of wild animals under control and it is important to remember hunter safety.
It only takes a second and a simple overlooked safety
precaution, for lives to be lost and destroyed.
Watch the attached video with your crew, and discuss what went wrong here.
Take a little time to review safety procedures with all of your crew, take a safety class, and keep this a safe and happy … (13 comments)
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huntingland: Do I need to have a Clear Cut on my property?
- 11/09/14 09:06 AM
Do I need to have a Clear Cut on my property?
“I have been told that I will need to have a Clear Cut on my property, is there an alternative way to manage my forest?”
It depends…
It depends on what type of trees are in your forest
And what your goals are for your forest.
Some types of trees require total sunlight to reproduce and grow such as Aspen, White Birch, Cottonwood, Red Pine, Jack Pine, Spruce, and Oak.
If your goals for your forest involve keeping the above species then a clear cut may be … (1 comments)
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huntingland: Tune in to Deer Hunt Wisconsin 2014 with Dan Small
- 11/09/14 07:18 AM
Tune in to Deer Hunt Wisconsin 2014 with Dan Small The 2014 Wisconsin Gun Deer season is approaching fast so it may be a good idea to check out the latest news from Dan Small and several experts from the Wisconsin DNR.
Dan will be hosting an hour long special on several stations throughout Wisconsin.
Check out the Chart below for times and stations near you.
November 6 - Milwaukee Public TV (MPTV 10.1) [exit DNR] at 9 p.m.
November 6 - Wisconsin Public TV (Stations in Madison, Green Bay, La Crosse, Menomonie/Eau Claire, Wausau, Park Falls) at 9 p.m.
November 6 - … (1 comments)
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huntingland: Wisconsin Deer Season, Opening Weekend Checklist
- 11/07/14 07:07 AM
Wisconsin Deer Season, Opening Weekend Checklist
Wisconsin Deer Hunting Season is coming soon, time to start packing your vehicle.
Check your list and then check it again, it is never good to interrupt your time in the woods with a long trip into town to get some essential that you forgot.
Below we have assembled a preliminary list that will get you started, I am sure that you will add to it and possibly delete a few items from it, but the key is to have a good list and start NOW, and then you can rest assured of a … (6 comments)
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huntingland: The Sellers Advantage for Forested Properties
- 10/23/14 04:45 PM
Timber Appraisal and Wildlife Evaluation
Having a good Timber appraisal and Wildlife Habitat inventory can make the difference in finding the right buyer for forestland properties.
A good Forest inventory and appraisal will allow your seller to properly price and market the property both to investors and hunters who are looking to maximize their investment.
Wildlife habitat should also be incorporated into this appraisal as hunting and recreation is the number one reason for most forestland purchases in Wisconsin.
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huntingland: 3 Secret Ingredients for Great Hunting Land!
- 10/21/14 03:25 PM
3 Secret Ingredients for Great Hunting Land!
Deer like most wildlife species spend most of their time in what we call Edge areas.
These Edge areas are basically the place where the Three Essentials of all Wildlife Habitat exist, Food, Water, and Cover.
If you understand these essentials and how they apply to Whitetail Deer, and have them on your land then the deer will stay here.
Water
In this part of the country, water is seldom a problem with plentiful wetlands, ponds, streams, lakes and puddles just about everywhere.
In the event that you do not have … (10 comments)
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huntingland: Mapping The Sweet Spots on Your Forestland Properties
- 10/20/14 12:52 PM
Mapping The Sweet Spots on Your Forestland Properties
Would your Forestland Properties sell easier if you could provide a Great map for your prospect?
Maps with
· Topo lines
· Stand types
· Wildlife habitat features
· Aerial photos
· Satellite images
· Roads, trails and improvements
· And more
All maps are prepared to be compatible with various GIS programs and Google Maps. This allows you to integrate them into your marketing programs, your management planning and your recreation plans.
We can also load many of the map features directly into your … (13 comments)
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huntingland: Whitetails, Turkey & Forests of Jackson County Wisconsin
- 10/19/14 02:50 PM
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Whitetail and Turkey Habitat & Forests of Jackson County Wisconsin
Jackson County is a Wildlife paradise with 375 Thousand Acres of Forest land.
Our clients at Woodland Management Service own own land here not just for the bountiful wildlife but also for the quality timber.
Most of this 375 thousand acres of forest land is Oak with over 130 thousand acres of Oak forests which provide premium deer and turkey habitat along with timber income. There are also 127 thousand acres of quality Red and Jack Pine forests which … (0 comments)
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huntingland: Investing in, & profiting from, Sustainable Forestry
- 10/05/14 05:19 PM
Investing in, & profiting from, Sustainable Forestry I was looking for some videos for another purpose tonight and came across this one that I thought would be good for my internet friends to view.
It is a quick intro to a few of the things that foresters do and why they are important.
I hope that you all enjoy this, feel free to ask any questions that come up as you watch.
When you are ready to make the most of your forest, maximize the health of the trees, maximize the wildlife populations, and earn some money from … (5 comments)
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huntingland: 34th Annual Ruffed Grouse Society Sportsmen’s Banquet
- 09/27/14 01:30 PM
34th Annual Ruffed Grouse Society Sportsmen’s Banquet
Enjoy a great evening with other outdoor enthusiasts while supporting a very important organization.
The Ruffed Grouse Society is instrumental in promoting and improving Grouse habitat throughout Northern Wisconsin, do your part to keep them going.
October 2, 2014
5:30 p.m.
Northwoods Supper Club
N14066 Flambeau Avenue, Hwy. 13
Fifield, WI 54524
For More Information:
715-332-5121
715-339-4447
blattler56@gmail.com
Reception and raffle at 5:30 p.m
Prime rib dinner at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are limited, don't wait until the last minute.
Sponsored by the Flambeau Chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society.
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huntingland: Bolstering Wildlife Habitat on Your Roads, Trails, and Landings
- 09/26/14 03:24 AM
Bolstering Wildlife Habitat on Your Roads, Trails, and Landings.
In the Lake States of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan one of the critical components often lacking in our dense forests is food rich openings.
Dense forests are great for cover, but they are very deficient in the food department, leading to starvation being the main factor keeping wildlife populations in check.
Frequent timber sales will help to provide winter food with new growth and young sprouts, and creation of grassy openings are important for summer food sources.
Sometimes it is wise to create openings though this can be an expensive; other times it … (19 comments)
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huntingland: Food, Cover, and Water; Like a Magnet for Wildlife
- 09/26/14 12:01 AM
Food, Cover, and Water; Like a Magnet for Wildlife
When I was a kid growing up on a farm surrounded with forest these small narrow fields were a great frustration for my dad.
Not only were they more work than the larger fields, but the yield was always lacking.
The yield was low largely due to the amount of the crop that was devoured by the great herds of deer, bear and other wildlife that thought that these were planted for them.
Now that I am in the business of helping people to raise wildlife and forests I look at these … (6 comments)
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huntingland: Keeping Your Forest Healthy and Productive
- 09/23/14 02:25 AM
Your Forest May Need a Little Help
Landowners ask, why should I manage the forest on my property, the forest was here before I owned it and will be here after I am gone. That is true, but here are a few reasons why Forest land needs to be managed.
Nature manages its forest at a slow rate, so in order to improve wildlife habitat, protect watershed, improve recreational value or yield maximum timber production, it needs to be helped along. Foresters guide the growth by cutting established trees and allowing new ones to grow in their place.
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huntingland: Forestland Evaluations, Essential when Buying or Selling Forestland
- 09/20/14 12:50 AM
Forestland Evaluations, Essential when Buying or Selling Forestland.
Woodland Management Service has assisted numerous clients over the years in evaluating forest lands of all sizes from the small 10 acre woodlot to Million acre corporate forestland properties.
These evaluations can vary from simple timber volumes to full scale inventories including:
Timber values Wildlife habitat Wildlife population inventories Future timber value and other cultural and resource assets.
When working with one of our Foresters or Wildlife Specialists a real estate professional can expect to have the knowledge to fully represent their clients who are buying or selling forestland of any size and … (6 comments)
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huntingland: Chippewa Valley Hobby Farm, North of Cadott Wisconsin
- 09/04/14 12:05 PM
Chippewa Valley Hobby Farm, North of Cadott Wisconsin
Have a client looking for a Rural home or Vacation home, close to Eau Claire, yet still very private.
Great place to raise a family, get away from the city, and get back to nature.
3 miles North of Cadott, WI Currently combination of on and off grid electricity Propane heat w pellet stove booster. Hundreds of trees in yard and adjoins 50 acre tree farm. Lots of outbuildings Two residences, 5bedroom and 3bedroom. 900 square foot office.
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huntingland: Jackson County Wisconsin UFO Landing Site
- 02/19/14 12:19 PM
Jackson County Wisconsin UFO Landing Site, Fun Stuff You Find on a Forest Inventory
You don’t often see UFO landing sites that are nearly a mile in diameter, and had this one not been so large I might have missed it.
A while back we were doing an inventory for Wisconsin’s largest private landowner on about 30,000 acres of their forest land that they were considering selling.
Before heading into an area we do spend a bit of time on planning; analyzing GIS photos, maps, and more to determine the best access points, travel routes, timelines, and number of … (12 comments)
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huntingland: forestry camp monico
- 08/12/12 04:02 PM
We keep our projects profitable for all while saving our clients dollars by being highly efficient. One of our efficiency tools is to keep the crew very close to the project, cutting travel costs as well as lodging costs. This camp is located in the center of a block of 10,000 acres of prime oak and Northern Hardwoods in NE Wisconsin.
If you know of anyone looking for an exception crew of Foresters to inventory, appraise or manage a forest.... Remember, when only the best will do, count on the WMS crew.
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huntingland: Forestry Camp, Rusk County
- 08/01/12 12:08 PM
Forestry Camp, Rusk County
Nestled in amongst some of the best trees in Eastern Rusk County we set up camp for another Post Sale Audit Inventory.
Rusk County is not known for having nearly the quality of forests that are found in the Argonne area, our client does a great job of managing for high quality timber and it is reflected in the best timber in the county.
For this crew we are using the big camper and a few tents.
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huntingland: Forestry Camp on Argonne Audit Cruise
- 08/01/12 11:33 AM
Forestry Camp on the Argonne Audit Cruise
One of the things that I like about these Audit Inventories it that we stay in one remote area long enough to set up a camp.
On this project we had 5 people camped out in 1 camper, 2 vehicles and 1 tent.
We found out after se
tting up this camp along an old logging road that someone else thought that it would also be a good plac to set up a bear baiting station 50 yards further down the trail. The Bears kept … (0 comments)
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