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Dave Spann

Land Management Specialist

Have you ever wondered about managing your wooded hunting grounds while sitting in your tree stand waiting for that big buck to appear? Did you ever ask yourself if your odds of seeing that elusive buck would improve if you planted a food plot? Are you looking at those huge trees and asking yourself if they should be harvested to make way for new growth? If you answered yes to one, two or all three of these questions, then you need to explore those issues with Dave Spann at this year’s Expo

Dave knows that harvesting your timber can be a very difficult and challenging decision to make. Difficult because you don’t know who to trust, and challenging in determining the best management practices for your timber stand. His seminars will explore the importance of forest management, explain techniques for creating wildlife habitats, and enhancing existing natural areas. Emphasis will be placed on timber stand management and creating wildlife food plots.

Dave's Discussions will explore the importance of forest management; explain techniques for creating wildlife habitats, and enhancing existing natural areas. Emphasis will be placed on timber stand management and creating wildlife food plots.

Mr. Spann has a Forestry Degree from SUNY ESF at Syracuse, and a Fisheries Degree from SUNY Cobleskill. He has 18 years of professional experience in conservation and habitat creation. Dave Spann owns and operates Land Management Services which provides services such as Forestry Consultant, habitat enhancement, food plot development, wetland creation, fisheries management and general habitat consulting for landowners. Dave’s company focuses on establishing a management plan that is structured with your individual goals in mind. He can offer you assistance is obtaining the proper permits needed for your particular project. If you’re looking for seed mixtures, whether wildlife or agricultural, Dave can help you with those needs too.

“We specialize in managing timber for wildlife.”