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Forest stewardship objectives (timber harvesting, timber stand improvement, etc.) completed in the forest landscape also accomplish wildlife management objectives as well. Therefore, forestry management objectives must consider wildlife management objectives. Some helpful forestry practices for your woodland landscape are as follows: Create or Maintain Wildlife Den Trees in the Forest While snags (dead standing trees)…
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How clear are your business core values? The handicap within any business is a blurry perception of the core values. This results in various forms of distortion including your customer service experience. The following is designed to assist you with clarifying your business vision. Viewing Life and Business According to Biblical Principles Would you build…
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You may be looking for new podcast recommendations for the new year, especially podcasts that have to do with conservation, leadership, business, hunting, and the general outdoors lifestyle. Here are some of our recommendations based on what we listened to in 2021. Hunt Talk Radio Guest Organization ID Nationalized Politics of Public Lands, Guns &…
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Alex Honnold’s free solo climb of El Captain is the epitome of epic. This gritty pioneer of free solo mountain climbing surmounted this feat that no other has ever done. This seemingly impossible venture was made possible by his meticulous climbing experience, determined preparation, and raw confrontation of the risk of dying. Traversing the rigors…
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Are you looking for a pocket guide to take afield to help identify your nature love interests? The advancement of technology and development of apps on smartphones has quickly strangled interest in fields guides. Dependence on smart(whatever) to identify flora and fauna in the outdoors has made everyone “experts” yet fewer have ambition to learn…
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