Over the past 26 years I cannot count the number of clients who have come to me after learning this lesson the hard way. Many people feel that they can do the job themselves, or they have a friend or relative who is a logger and offers to help them out. They all end up gaining a small fraction of what their timber is worth and to add insult to injury their forest is seriously degraded in the process.
A forester knows how to; Expertly market your timber to get you 400-1000% more money for … (7 comments)
This past week the Wisconsin DNR sent out the list of all the landowners who are in need of a forester in the Managed Forest Law (MFL) program, if you are on this list you probably know it since they should have sent you a reminder letter too.
We have been busy sending out lots of cool little postcards to the folks of Wisconsin who have practices due in the Managed Forest Law (MFL) program this year too.
If you did not see one in your mailbox, give me a call and we … (11 comments)
Over the past 26 years I cannot count the number of clients who have come to me after learning this lesson the hard way. Many people feel that they can do the job themselves, or they have a friend or relative who is a logger and offers to help them out. They all end up gaining a small fraction of what their timber is worth and to add insult to injury their forest is seriously degraded in the process.
A forester knows how to; Expertly market your timber to get … (10 comments)
logging: Riding the Logs Down Wisconsins First Highway
- 06/18/14 05:35 PM
Riding the Logs Down Wisconsins First Highway, "The Riverman of the Wisconsin River" Mural Being a great fan of local art, I often enjoy riding my bike through the downtown area of Stevenst Point where many small and large murals are painted depicting our history. This gem is located on the corner of Water and Clark Streets, in Downtown Stevens Point. The Riverman Mural is a tribute to Stevens Point's strong logging heritage. Logging was one of the first large industries to build our state and today it still is, though we no longer use river … (12 comments)
Forest Landowners; Loggers Love when you Do it yourself.
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