Is Your Hunting Land Underperforming?
A lot of hunting properties in Northeast Wisconsin are full of potential — but the deer don't cooperate. Maybe you can't get a clean shot because brush blocks your lanes. Maybe you're spooking deer every time you walk to your stand. Or maybe your neighbors have food plots and you're just watching deer walk off your property.
The right improvements can change that. Strategic shooting lanes, well-placed food plots, and quiet access trails can make your property more attractive to deer and more productive for you.
Who This Service Is For
Shooting Lane Clearing
Clear sight lines from your stands and blinds so you can take ethical shots when deer present themselves. We clear lanes while leaving enough cover to keep deer comfortable and moving naturally.
What We Do:
- • Clear lanes 6–15 feet wide (customized to your hunting style)
- • Create hub-and-spoke patterns from central stand locations
- • Remove understory brush while keeping canopy intact
- • Design lanes that funnel deer movement to shooting windows
Timing: Best done in late winter or early spring so deer resettle before hunting season.
Food Plot Clearing & Prep
Create food plot sites where deer want to feed. We clear the brush and vegetation so you're ready to plant — you handle the seed and soil work, or bring in an ag specialist.
What We Do:
- • Clear plots from ¼ acre to several acres
- • Remove brush, saplings, and small trees
- • Mulch vegetation to add organic matter to soil
- • Work with you on plot placement for best deer attraction
Timing: Clear in late winter/early spring for spring planting, or in summer for fall food plots.
Stand Access Trails
Get to your stands quietly without pushing deer off your property. We create low-impact access routes that follow natural terrain and minimize disturbance to bedding and feeding areas.
What We Do:
- • Clear walking or ATV trails 4–8 feet wide
- • Route trails to avoid bedding areas and feeding zones
- • Create entry points that don't require crossing wind
- • Connect stands to parking areas with minimal deer disturbance
Pro tip: Well-designed access trails let you hunt more often without burning out your stands.
Our Process
Site Details & Hunting Strategy
Tell us about your property, your hunting goals, and where you want improvements. Share stand locations, deer movement patterns you've observed, and any specific ideas you have. A property map or aerial photo helps.
Plan & Estimate
We'll review your property and recommend a plan: lane locations, plot placement, trail routing. You'll get a clear estimate covering the full scope of work.
Clearing Work
We bring the forestry mulcher and clear according to plan. Shooting lanes, food plot sites, and access trails are mulched in place — no debris to haul or burn.
Ready for Hunting Season
Your property is ready. Lanes are clear, plots are prepped, trails are walkable. Give deer a few months to resettle, and you'll have improved hunting come fall.
What We Can (and Can't) Clear
Best For:
- • Brush, saplings, small trees (typically 4–6" diameter)
- • Creating clear shooting lanes
- • Prepping food plot sites
- • Low-impact trail clearing
Considerations:
- • Large trees require different equipment
- • Old wire in brush can damage equipment
- • Work in soft areas can cause some rutting — frozen ground helps
- • We work around but don't install stands/blinds
Before We Arrive
- • Mark stand locations and trees to keep
- • Flag any existing blinds or equipment
- • Remove or mark old fencing
- • Let us know about property boundaries