  Planet frequency shows a strong positive correlation with host mass from the
hydrogen-burning limit to M ~ 2Msun. No search has yet been conducted for
planets of higher-mass hosts because all existing techniques are insensitive to
these planets. We show that infrared observations of the white-dwarf (WD)
remnants of massive stars 3Msun < M < 7Msun would be sensitive to these planets
for reasons that are closely connected to the insensitivity of other methods.
We identify 49 reasonably bright, young, massive WDs from the Palomar-Green
survey and discuss methods for detecting planets and for distinguishing between
planet and disk explanations for any excess flux observed. The young, bright,
massive WD sample could be expanded by a factor 4-5 by surveying the remainder
of the sky for bright UV-excess objects.
