Fish and Wildlife Refuge Services

Many state, federal and private wildlife preserves and Departments of Natural Resources contract Bronto services or purchase our units for habitat maintenance and enhancement projects or to implement biodiversity projects. A list of users over the past ten years includes: NH, MA, and CT Fish and Wildlife Depts., Moosehorn NWR in ME, Great Salt Plains NWR in OK (purchased Bronto), International Ruffed Grouse Society to mention a few.

References and in some cases, project "Result statements" are available.



November 1997 Issue - click here to read article

Forestry and Land Management Applications

  • Creating/maintaining fire breaks (fuel management)
  • Pre-Harvest selective thinning
  • Post-Harvest slash reduction and site cleanup
  • Thinning of plantation trees
  • Noxious species control by selective thinning
  • Woods road vegetation management maintenance
  • Wetlands mitigation work

References from private, state, and federal client lists are available.

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Department of Defense Installations

  • Tank maneuvers artillery range maintenance; line of sight clearing
  • General Vegetation control including air field approaches, trail and road maintenance, etc.

End users include US Army Corps Engineers, US Army bases, US Coast Guard and US NAVY installations, and work at Reserve and National Guard training facilities, including Fort Drum, NY, Camp Johnson, VT,
Groton, CT USN facilities. Eielson Air force base in AK, US Coast Guard site work in FL.

Contact us for references on any of these projects.

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Ski Area Vegetation Management

Ski trail brush control has been preformed by our machines on numerous ski resorts in the northeastern US, and Squaw Valley has recently purchased a Bronto for trail maintenance.

Contact us for references on any of these projects.

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Housing and Commercial Real Estate Development

Hundreds of developers have used the Bronto for site improvement, through out the US.

Contact us for references.

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