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GALLATIN, Tenn. — Boze Logging Inc. came into being in 1985 when owner and founder Don Boze took a leap of faith. Boze had farmed row crops and tobacco for eight years after high school, cutting a few logs each winter with an old 674 International tractor and front-end loader and hauling them out on a gooseneck trailer to make a little money on the side.
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Industry News Roundup
Need To Create Bird Habitat? Call A Logger
This report was written by Kevin Smith with American Loggers Council and is reposted here with permission. To view the original article, visit amloggers.com The American Loggers Council (ALC) and American Bird Conservancy (ABC) toured…
Auburn Receives Donation Of Coach Dye’s Crooked Oaks Farm
The Auburn University Real Estate Foundation (AUREF) and the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment (CFWE) has accepted a gift of 415 acres of Crooked Oaks Farm, legendary Auburn football coach Pat Dye’s homestead. Located…
Lucky Branch Tract Finds Some Luck
The Lucky Branch tract, an 80-acre parcel of bottomland hardwood forest situated next to the Little River and Uwharrie National Forest in Montgomery County, North Carolina, has been conserved thanks in part to a grant…
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