At Norton Land Management, we specialize in transforming your property into a thriving habitat for wildlife while addressing critical land management challenges in Central and Southern Illinois. Our comprehensive services include invasive species treatment, trail/road system development, and fence line clearing, tailored to enhance your property’s ecological health and usability.
Invasive species are a significant threat to Southern Illinois landowners, outcompeting native flora and disrupting wildlife habitats.
Many landowners recognize these invaders but lack the time or resources to manage them effectively. Our team at Norton Land Management steps in to tackle these unwelcome guests, using targeted removal and control methods to restore your land. We prioritize eco-friendly techniques to give your native plants—such as oaks, hickories, and wildflowers—the chance to thrive again, enhancing habitats for deer, turkey, and other wildlife.
Well-designed trails and roads are essential for accessing hunting stands, food plots, and wildlife sanctuaries. Secondary roads branching from primary routes are often narrower, providing a sense of security for wildlife while minimizing disturbance in food plot or sanctuary areas.
Properly maintained roads not only improve your hunting experience but also make your land more marketable and enjoyable for recreational use.
Unkept fence lines pose risks, from providing fuel for wildfires to harboring invasive species like bush honeysuckle or multiflora rose, which can damage fences and reduce their lifespan.
As dedicated land stewards, we work closely with you to protect your investment and maintain a clean, functional property boundary.
With our expertise in combating invasive species like bush honeysuckle, autumn olive, and kudzu, alongside our trail system design and fence line maintenance, we help you reclaim and enhance your land. Whether you’re a hunter, landowner, or recreational enthusiast in Central or Southern Illinois, we’re here to boost your property’s wildlife habitat, accessibility, and value.