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service to PIF members, contact Joe for special pricing on your needs
for: garden and tree amendments, wood finishes and preservatives,
grass seed for trails, Napoleon wood stoves. Call 715-479-8528
Forester: Bethany Lyons, J.M. Longyear, LLC., Northern Hardwoods Office, 45807 State Hwy M-26, PO Box 189, South Range, MI 49963, Office: (906) 487-6430, Cell: (906) 281-2077, Email: bethanylyons@jmlongyear.com Title and Broker Services: For service when buying, selling, transferring to heirs or financing your woodland contract: Roy D'Antonio, Owner-President, Associated Title & Closing Services Agency Inc. and Guardian Title Services Inc., Address: 205 Harrison St., Ironwood, Michigan 49938. Phone: 906-932-6340 Email: roy@assoctitle.net. Also Associate Broker, Eliason Realty of the North, Land O' lakes, WI., Phone: 715-367-1718 Email: roy-dantonio@hotmail.com A long time woodland owner serving you!One Family's Forest: This educational novel follows a fictional family as it struggles to keep the family forest in the family. The reader will gain valuable insights into forest management and discover alternative legal mechanisms to transfer land between generations. The authors receive no compensation. Send $5.00 check (free shipping) payable to Lora Hagen along with your name and address to Lora Hagen, E1757 Moen Road, Iota, WI 54945, (Limit five copies for $25) From Barbells to Spruce Grouse: Joe Hovel has written a memoir, which is now available in print. This 238 page book is available with over 20 color images at www.northwoodalliance.org/books All proceeds from this book will go toward the Headwaters Cedar Community Forest fundraising until that goal is met Paul Hetzler books
WISCONSIN'S WILD LAKES A Guide to the Last Undeveloped Natural Lakes by John Bates. Of Wisconsin’s over 15,000 lakes, very few wild lakes remain. These are rare places where remarkable peace and beauty abounds, and where native wildlife flourishes. Over the last four years, John Bates has paddled or visited nearly all of these remaining wild lakes, and he describes them in detail in this comprehensive, illustrated guide. The book directs visitors to the 55 best wild lakes left in Wisconsin. Each lake has clear directions, a map, a detailed listing of its physical features, and a description of some of its ecological highlights. To order the book, click here. John Bates has many other books that can be ordered at Amazon.com. Michigan and Wisconsin Master Logger Certification Program
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