Working Timber and Scrub

We steward thousands of contiguous private acres spanning Homeland, Bartow, and Fort Meade borders. Rotational prescribed burns and selective timber thinning preserve native wiregrass understory.

By capping concurrent hunter access and avoiding artificial feeding stations, native whitetail, Osceola turkey, and wild boar maintain wild seasonal routines along natural marsh corridors.

Polk County Habitats

A photographic inventory of the ecological zones across our private tracts, from high scrub ridges down to deep blackwater bottoms.

Request Private Land Access

Limited seasonal permits and guided scouting entries available for the upcoming season.