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Boss Industries

BURNS LAKE, BRITISH COLUMBIA · FORESTRY SERVICES

Wildfire risk reduction.
Commercial thinning.

Selective thinning, timber processing and forwarding with specialized compact equipment.

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Overlapping forest ridgelinesLayered forest silhouettes used for this design preview, not a depiction of a completed project.
SELECTIVE THINNINGTIMBER PROCESSING & FORWARDINGTHE REMAINING STAND

01 / FORESTRY SERVICES

The work
you need done.

Selective thinning, fuel management and timber extraction. Based in Burns Lake, BC.

Harvester working among standing trees with processed timber in the foreground
01

WILDFIRE RISK REDUCTION

Reduce fuels.
Work selectively.

Thin selected trees and manage forest fuels, with the retained stand in mind.

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02 / THE EQUIPMENT

Cut. Process.
Forward.

Compact harvesting equipment for selective work. A forwarder to carry processed timber out of the stand.

Compact Hitachi forestry harvester and Kesla head secured on a trailer on a snowy road
01 / HARVESTING

Selective cutting
& processing.

Forwarder grapple lifting a log onto a load of timber
02 / FORWARDING

Move timber
out of the stand.

Two red compact forestry machines in the supplied equipment photograph

COMPACT FORESTRY EQUIPMENT

Built to work
between the trees.

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03 / YOUR PROJECT

Work that fits
your land and your scope.

Private landowners
& woodlots

Start with what you want done. Discuss access, the trees being retained and what happens to the cut material.

Discuss your property

Community
forests

Have a treatment or harvesting scope? Discuss equipment suitability, timber handling and your intended work window.

Discuss a work scope

First Nations
governments

Bring your project objectives and requirements. Speak with Aaron about the work and your procurement process.

Discuss project requirements

Based in Burns Lake. Projects across much of BC can be considered, depending on the work involved and travel costs.

04 / GETTING STARTED

Start with a conversation.

Not sure what you need?

Tell Aaron about your property and what you want to achieve. You don’t need to know the forestry terminology.

Discuss your property

Already have a work scope?

Share the location, required work and intended timing so you can discuss access, equipment and next steps.

Discuss your scope

An enquiry starts the discussion. Scope, material handling and pricing need to be agreed before work proceeds. Prefer to call? Speak with Aaron: (250) 692-0876