badlandbucks
Ten Pointer
Just want to get some opinions on this.
I am thinking of starting a wildlife/habitat management company. Improving property for wildlife& hunting purposes is something I have an undeniable passion for. I'm curious to know if it would be worthwhile to pursue doing it for clients. My service would basically be this:
Primarily a consulting business....visiting landowners properties, discussing their goals for the land, and working up a strategy to accomplish them in the most cost effective way, including suggested hunting strategies, and also researching neighboring properties and determining how to make the clients property the most attractive in the area. Follow up visits if desired.
Then if the landowner wants help implementing said goals....I would offer services to do so....Timber Stand Improvement, enrolling in CRP or wetlands programs, putting in food plots, establishing bedding areas and travel corridors, land clearing, tree planting, anything the client needs to accomplish their goals for the property.
I would likely charge a flat consulting fee...and would travel to the client anywhere in NC, TN, Va, or SC.
I would charge additional services by the job or by the day...depending on the job.
It would only be part time as Im not crazy enough to quit my day job with no established customer base
Do u guys think people would pay for the services I would offer?
I've been toying with the idea for a while...as this is something I truly love doing...and without trying to sound arrogant....quite a few people have told me I'm good at it...and I agree that I have a knack for seeing things most people don't in a property and take pride in that.
I am thinking of starting a wildlife/habitat management company. Improving property for wildlife& hunting purposes is something I have an undeniable passion for. I'm curious to know if it would be worthwhile to pursue doing it for clients. My service would basically be this:
Primarily a consulting business....visiting landowners properties, discussing their goals for the land, and working up a strategy to accomplish them in the most cost effective way, including suggested hunting strategies, and also researching neighboring properties and determining how to make the clients property the most attractive in the area. Follow up visits if desired.
Then if the landowner wants help implementing said goals....I would offer services to do so....Timber Stand Improvement, enrolling in CRP or wetlands programs, putting in food plots, establishing bedding areas and travel corridors, land clearing, tree planting, anything the client needs to accomplish their goals for the property.
I would likely charge a flat consulting fee...and would travel to the client anywhere in NC, TN, Va, or SC.
I would charge additional services by the job or by the day...depending on the job.
It would only be part time as Im not crazy enough to quit my day job with no established customer base
Do u guys think people would pay for the services I would offer?
I've been toying with the idea for a while...as this is something I truly love doing...and without trying to sound arrogant....quite a few people have told me I'm good at it...and I agree that I have a knack for seeing things most people don't in a property and take pride in that.
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