Casey & Company

“The mountain is on fire!” the logger in the driveway told me and I knew I would have to take a break from editing my “Lost Sea...

The forestland owners we work with have many reasons for owning their land: hunting, hiking, camping, wildlife watching, retaining...

In addition to building a store of firewood for heating the office next winter, we have been crafting a little too. I examined the...

Several weeks ago the NC Forest Service along with Brushy Mountain Volunteer Fire Department conducted a site preparation burn on a...

I don’t know if the old saying “An apple a day keeps the doctor away” is true, but most people and all deer like apples. Through the...

When setting up a timber sale it is a good time to think about permanent road construction. This can be truck roads or, in the upper...

Chris Blanton, RF recently completed an ATV bridge project for a client just in time for deer hunting season. Materials: Bridge beams –...

There are many, many miles of woods roads and trails on our clients' properties. All of these roads and trails require some level of...

Soil nutrition/pH is probably the easiest soil attribute to manipulate yet it is often overlooked. Soil that has previously been in...

Wildlife food plots need to be located in close proximity to shelter, water, and natural food, yet it is just as important to look at...

Interested in forestry? Take a look at the annual ACF magazine, The Consultant. Articles range from the use of drones in forestry to tree...

Time to get in the woods and start painting. The assumption here is that your property lines have been painted in the past. 1. Scrape the...

Christmas is over. Spring is in the distant future, at least today. What should you do? Paint your property lines of course. Well marked...

Not everyone needs land management expertise everyday. However, if you're a landowner, when you do need advice and expertise, it's hard...