Field Sport Concepts

05/14/2014

Field Sport Concepts is pleased to announce the addition of three new affiliates, each of whom brings a wealth of expertise in their respective fields.

Ed Belak
Ed is a life-long sportsman (fly fishing and wing shooting, salmon and grouse, among others) and founder of Global Sporting Advisors (www.globalsportingadvisors.com). The focus of GSA, is to help both buy and sell side clients understand the financial value of the natural and man-managed resources that are additive to the land on which a private sporting estate, or business is located. Think of GSA as a private equity/investment boutique that specializes in the fieldsports, rather than as a realtor, which they are most certainly not.

Jamie Moorhead
Jamie is founder and owner of the Moorhead Law Group, LLC (http://www.moorhead-law.com/), a Chicago-based law firm with a practice that is national in scope. Since 1996, Jamie has focused his professional time in land use, natural resource and water law, and conservation matters, and his practice includes the development, economic enhancement, and conservation of rural and landscape properties for outdoor, recreational, and economic pursuits. He speaks and writes frequently on real estate topics, including with the Outdoor Industry Association and his firm’s blog.

Sonja Howle
Sonja is the owner of Famous Barns™ (http://www.famousbarns.com/), building barns inspired by America's most treasured. Sonja is based in San Antonio and is a dedicated conservationist and member of the Texas Alliance of Land Brokers, the Farm and Ranch Committee of the San Antonio Conservation Society and the Timber Frame Business Council. Most notably she has toured and studied famous barns across the U.S. and hosts Famous Barns Tours and Barns 101 Workshops.

http://www.fieldsport.com/about/

09/13/2013

Oakhaven Ranch, work by FSC affiliate Blackburn Architects, P.C.

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07/18/2013

Opening Texas Office, Healthy Stables by Design, Contemporary Wingshooter http://conta.cc/17o1Gpo

Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, Field Sport Concepts, Ltd. is an affiliation of nationally respected consultants in the disciplines of resource and land planning, landscape architecture, civil engineering, environmental sciences and field sport facilities/venue design. Committed to susta...

04/08/2013

If you've ever considered investing in recreational properties but hadn't been sure whether there was a strong enough market for them, we think this article from The Land Report will allay any doubts.

A new investment fund called Sporting Ranch Capital invested $30 million in sporting properties last year, is now in the process of enhancing and restoring their natural systems, and plans to have them on the market by Labor Day this year (likely pulling in handsome profits when the deals close).

Note: The article begins on page 17

http://landreport.epubxp.com/i/117494

The Magazine of the American Landowner is an essential guide for investors, landowners, and those interested in buying or selling land. The award-winning quarterly is known for its annual survey of America's largest landowners, The Land Report 100.

04/05/2013

Sorry for the radio silence the past week or so! We've been hard at work with some exciting work. Watch for the next edition of The Contemporary Wingshooter to see what we've been so busy with!

03/15/2013

Pretty cool!

03/15/2013

It's one thing when someone from the EPA encourages you to be environmentally friendly. It's a whole other thing when Richard Branson (think: Virgin Group) endorses such practices.

http://www.fieldsport.com/blog/fsc-blog/ecosystem-services-newest-endorsement/

It’s one thing when someone from the EPA encourages you to be environmentally friendly. It’s a whole other thing when Richard Branson (think: Virgin Group) endorses such practices.

03/14/2013

In his latest article, Rusty Hamrick, land broker and founder of Huff Creek Properties, discusses implementing habitat diversification on recreational land. For buyers looking to invest in a hunting property, habitat diversity is commonly at the top of a requirement list, so sellers who make habitat diversity enhancements will likely enjoy a more pleasant selling experience. Read more: http://bit.ly/YLoQPC

America’s rural landscapes offer countless opportunities for people from all walks of life to use and enjoy. These uses range from around the clock high-end commercial farming operations to spending time with friends and family on the weekend.