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Boss Industries

FIRST NATIONS-OWNED · BURNS LAKE, BC

Wildfire risk reduction.
Commercial thinning.

Compact harvesters and forwarders. Selective forestry work for your land.

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Overlapping forest ridgelinesLayered forest silhouettes used for this design preview, not a depiction of a completed project.
SELECTIVE THINNINGTIMBER PROCESSINGFORWARDING
  • First Nations-owned
  • Compact forestry equipment
  • Based in Burns Lake

01 / WHAT WE DO

The work you need.
The equipment to do it.

From thinning selected trees to moving timber out, Boss brings harvesting and forwarding together.

Forestry harvester working beside processed timber among standing trees

01 / WILDFIRE RISK REDUCTION

Manage fuels.
Plan what stays.

Selective thinning and forest fuel management, planned around site access, cut material and the trees being retained.

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A forwarder grapple lifting timber onto a load of logs

02 / COMMERCIAL THINNING

Select. Harvest.
Move timber out.

Cut and process selected trees, then carry the timber to the agreed collection point.

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02 / HOW WE WORK

Compact equipment.
A considered route.

Access, terrain and the trees you’re keeping shape the job. We discuss those first, then the equipment and timber handling the work calls for.

Compact tracked forestry harvester fitted with a processing head
01 / HARVEST & PROCESS

Work between
retained trees.

Compact harvesting equipment for selective cutting and processing.

Red forestry forwarder with its loading crane extended
02 / FORWARD

Carry the timber.
Complete the route.

Forwarding brings processed timber out of the stand to a collection point.

Three forestry crew members in high-visibility workwear beside a pickup on a forest road

FIRST NATIONS-OWNED. BASED IN BURNS LAKE.

Meet the people
behind the work.

Boss is a First Nations-owned forestry business. Speak directly with Aaron about your land, your requirements and how the crew can help.

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03 / YOUR PROJECT

Where do you
want to start?

01

Your property.
Your priorities.

PRIVATE LANDOWNERS & WOODLOTS

Tell us what you want done and what you want to keep. Start with access, the area involved and your questions.

Discuss your property
02

A scope ready
for the field.

COMMUNITY FORESTS

Bring your treatment or harvesting scope. Discuss equipment suitability, material handling and the work window.

Discuss a work scope
03

Your community.
Your objectives.

FIRST NATIONS GOVERNMENTS

Work with a First Nations-owned business. Discuss your project objectives, procurement requirements and delivery needs.

Discuss project requirements

Based in Burns Lake, BC. Work farther afield is considered according to project size, access and travel costs. Ask Aaron about your location.

04 / FROM FIRST CALL TO WORK PLAN

Tell us about the land.
We’ll talk through the work.

  1. 01

    Share the location.

    Tell Aaron where the project is and what you need done.

  2. 02

    Discuss the site.

    Go over access, terrain, retained trees and timber handling.

  3. 03

    Agree the scope.

    Confirm the work, pricing and timing before proceeding.

Discuss your projectCall Aaron · (250) 692-0876