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Flume Valley offers value driven solutions to add versatility and diversity to your property. Managing natural resources isn't our job, it's a passion.

10/28/2026

We recently gave this property a fresh start after removing the mature buckthorn.

If you're looking to expand your land Flume Valley can help 💪

10/22/2026

Punched my archery tag last weekend with this unique 9 pointer 🦌 This mature buck weighed in at over 200 pounds dressed.

With the weekend warm up it was relatively slow. He came in right at dusk all alone. I thought he was going to continue along the field edge so I went full draw with my sight set at 30 yards. However, he pulled a fast one and walked into the woods instead.

I had to let down my bow and adjust my sight yardage in a hurry, while also not being seen. He stopped broadside at 15 yards and it was a struggle to find him through my peep sight. Since I hadn't spooked him he didn't know what happened once I let the arrow fly. He went a few yards and stopped to look around. By the time he tried walking again he was like a drunken sailor crashing in the brush.

Assuming I had a dead deer I went back to the truck. Ran home to grab the necessities to get him out of the woods and rounded up some help. We found my arrow right away but it took longer than anticipated to find the deer. I thought he went north when he actually went west. He didn't even go 20 yards but the darkness and brush made it challenging.

Wishing everyone a safe and successful archery season 🏹 I'm already itching for r***e season!

10/14/2026

Buckthorn summed up in one picture. This invasive completely takes over and ruins the diversity on your property if left unchecked. Moss is about the only thing that will grow beneath it's dense canopy.

Fall is a great time to eradicate your buckthorn. It outcompetes native species by holding it's leaves later into the fall, making it very easy to identify.

Thankfully we were able to help get this clients property back on track.

10/08/2026

You can't enjoy your land if you can't access it. We can help with that.

The deer don't mind having easy, quiet trails to walk on either. If you build it they will come 🦌

09/28/2026

Been a busy couple of weeks getting our clients set up for a successful hunting season 🦌

Planted cereal grains in 3 new plots that we cleared and also added some water holes.

We've also been building new trail systems. These give our clients year round access while also attracting wildlife traffic.

09/17/2026

Spent the last few days in Sister Bay (Door County) collaborating on a project with the Natural Resource Conservation Service. 7.7 acres of invasive autumn olive needed to be removed to make way for new tree plantings.

Years ago the DNR promoted autumn olive as bird habitat. Later they came to find out this was a poor decision and rescinded that opinion.

Most of the 7.7 acres was former cherry orchard, and the rest was predominantly ash trees. The autumn olive took over once the farm quit producing cherries. The issue was exacerbated once emerald ash borer took effect and removed the tree canopy.

The USDA was pleasant to work with and put a plan in place to get this property back on track. The program administrator ironically graduated from UWSP the same year as me with a degree in the same disciplines (Natural Resources Management, Soils, and Geographic Information Systems).

09/12/2026

Spent the week in Eagle River carving out 3 new food plots and creating some water holes. After building 2 miles of trails here last year this property is really starting to come together.

Good luck to the archery hunters as the 2026 whitetail season kicks off today 🦌

08/31/2026

This is where planning met preparation and hard work. The client had a vision and Flume Valley made it a reality.

It started with building the blinds and getting them hauled to the site and placed in a strategic location.

Next we cleared the food plots of trees, stumps, roots, and rocks. The remnants were then utilized to create visual barriers for access and egress to the blind.

Lastly, we fertilized, tilled, and planted the food plots in clover before the weekend rain. Late summer is the best time to plant your clover plots for a couple of reasons. As the temperature drops the soil will hold moisture longer. There is also less w**d competition later in the growing season.

Flume Valley is your one stop shop for hunting land improvements 🦌 🍀 🌳

08/14/2026

As hunting season draws nearer this is your reminder that we won't ruin your hunt. This buck was inspecting our work shortly after we came through with the forestry mulcher.

This trail system needed a touch up after some storms and we also created a couple new ones.

Flume Valley can help maintain your property and set you up for a successful 2026 season 🦌

08/06/2026

We use every inch of the trailers during food plot planting season 🚜

This dry weather has been good for field work, but not necessarily for growing. Thankfully we're seeing more rain in the forecast so it's been full steam ahead.

Address

E1023 County Road C
Iola, WI
54945

Telephone

+17153476803

Website

https://www.flumevalley.com/

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