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Deer Stewardship Learn and Burn

  • The Back40 Hillsdale, MI (map)

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Course Fee: $250

This is a great introductory class for property managers and private landowners interested in managing thier land for deer with the use of prescribed fire. Learn from professionals and participate in a prescribed fire demonstration!

*This is an introductory course and does not provide NWCG Wildland Fire Fighter credentials. Keep an eye out for our NWCG trainings to obtain that certification.

Organizer: National Deer Association

Phone: 800-209-3337
Email: info@deerassociation.com

Earlier Event: July 10
Prescribed Fire for Forest Management ​Webinar Series: Fire and Climate Change
Later Event: August 7
Prescribed Fire for Forest Management ​Webinar Series: RxFire and Red Pine

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