REFERENCES
| Erik Rantala |
Langlade County Forestry Department
Antigo, WI
Forester Administrator
Office: 715-627-6300 Cell: 715-216-4837
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| Jim Reed |
Reed & Hoppes Food Plots
Mosinee, WI
www.foodplotting.com
Office: 715-572-9311
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| Paul Schumacher |
U.S. Forest Service - Nicolet National Forest
Laona, WI
Sales Administrator, Forest Ranger
Office: 715-674-4481 Home: 715-276-3239
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| Craig Johnson |
U.S. Forest Service - Nicolet National Forest
Florence, WI
Sales Administrator, Forest Ranger (retired)
Office: 715-528-4464 Home: 715-696-3678
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| Jim Reiser |
Land Owner - Neenah, WI
Phone: 920-725-6812
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| Paul Renkas |
Land Owner - Wabeno, WI
Phone: 715-473-5333
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| Pat Harrison |
Shedons Incorperated
Land Owner - Wabeno, WI
Phone: 715-484-2200
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| Pete & Carol Tomafi |
Land Owner - Crandon, WI
Phone: 715-478-2749
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| Gary Zimmer |
Boy Scouts of America
Laona, WI
Phone: 715-674-2054
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| Tom Abendroth |
Landowner
Woodruff, WI
Phone: 715-358-3373
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| James Stoltz |
Landowner
West Bend, WI
Phone: 920-391-7632
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Land Management can produce Improved Wildlife Habitat – Management can develop a mixture of habitats on your property, increasing biodiversity, and providing needed habitat for some species whose habitat needs aren’t adequately met, as well as protecting cavity trees and other important resources for wildlife.
Produce A Healthier Forest – Overcrowded trees often struggle to survive, weakening them against insects or disease. Releasing such trees by removing competing trees will make them grow faster and more hardy against pests.
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