If you are interested in having a forest management plan done, a list of professionals working in the general area can be found by using the link directly above. Please see other link below for a list for the State of Michigan.
The Referral Process - For The Landowner
Should you want to pursue forest management after meeting with Greg.
- Your profile will be confidentially posted to our website for a two-week period during which forest resource professionals will have the opportunity to express interest in your project. Please note that no personal information will be available on the website; only a basic profile and general location of your land will be made available in order to help consultants effectively express interest in your project.
- Greg will compile a list of forest resource professionals who have expressed interest in helping you with your specific project.
- It is up to the landowner to call the forest resource professionals and choose with whom they would like to work.
- Greg will be available to follow up with you, answer any future questions, and help you with future forestry and wildlife related issues.
The Referral Process - For The Forest Resource Professional
Project #: 004-20-008 Date Posted: 05/11/2020 Date Closing: 05/26/2020 at 5 PM
Location: Alpena County, T29N-R6E
Acres: 440 (total ownership) Forest Type: Lowland conifer (cedar), mixed upland maple/pine/oak-aspen
Work Requested: This hunt club is looking for a forester to work with them on developing a forest management plan for use in the Qualified Forest Program (QFP) process. Comments: This large property is almost as diverse as are the goals of its membership (goal form provided and filled out). While upland areas do exist, there are extensive stands of lowland conifers with a cedar component. The membership overall is active and are looking for guidance on management that is sustainable while also maintaining quality deer and small game hunting. Many members expressed a disinterest in cutting cedar, but am willing to discuss further. There seems to be consensus that invasive plant management should be done and they are seeking further guidance on this as well.
Project #: 004-20-028 Date Posted: 05/11/2020 Date Closing: 05/25/2020 at 5 PM
Location: Montmorency County, T32N-R4E
Acres: 40 (total ownership) Forest Type: Mixed upland pine/oak-aspen
Work Requested: The new landowner is seeking a consulting forester to work with him on developing a forest management plan for use in the Qualified Forest Program (QFP) process. Comments: This property is very diverse due to varied topography, structural and compositional complexity, and abundant water, but deer browse is evident. The property is comprised of eastern white pine, red pine, and red oak overstory with scattered aspen pockets. Past management included patch clearcuts and eastern white pine comprises the majority of regeneration. Water is found on three sides of this 40-ac property. The landowner’s goals are diverse and revolve around biodiversity and recreation. He has completed a goals form to guide work. Access is excellent.
Location: Alpena County, T29N-R6E
Acres: 440 (total ownership) Forest Type: Lowland conifer (cedar), mixed upland maple/pine/oak-aspen
Work Requested: This hunt club is looking for a forester to work with them on developing a forest management plan for use in the Qualified Forest Program (QFP) process. Comments: This large property is almost as diverse as are the goals of its membership (goal form provided and filled out). While upland areas do exist, there are extensive stands of lowland conifers with a cedar component. The membership overall is active and are looking for guidance on management that is sustainable while also maintaining quality deer and small game hunting. Many members expressed a disinterest in cutting cedar, but am willing to discuss further. There seems to be consensus that invasive plant management should be done and they are seeking further guidance on this as well.
Project #: 004-20-028 Date Posted: 05/11/2020 Date Closing: 05/25/2020 at 5 PM
Location: Montmorency County, T32N-R4E
Acres: 40 (total ownership) Forest Type: Mixed upland pine/oak-aspen
Work Requested: The new landowner is seeking a consulting forester to work with him on developing a forest management plan for use in the Qualified Forest Program (QFP) process. Comments: This property is very diverse due to varied topography, structural and compositional complexity, and abundant water, but deer browse is evident. The property is comprised of eastern white pine, red pine, and red oak overstory with scattered aspen pockets. Past management included patch clearcuts and eastern white pine comprises the majority of regeneration. Water is found on three sides of this 40-ac property. The landowner’s goals are diverse and revolve around biodiversity and recreation. He has completed a goals form to guide work. Access is excellent.
If you are interested in working with these landowners please complete the form below specifying the project number or call 989.356.3596 x102, to let me know and I will make them aware of your interest.
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