Soybeans are Tools, Not Food Plots
For many years now food plotters have been infatuated with attempting to grow and produce soybeans in food plots. If we were honest with ourselves, I think most people would be disappointed in their efforts....
Hinge Cutting vs Flush Cutting – Managing Timber for Wildlife
We take a walk through the timber to observe some of the big differences in cutting techniques and how we should be utilizing different types of cuts to meet our wildlife needs! This offers...
Land Management vs. Herd Management
Like many podcast topics, this podcast has been brewing for many weeks. Now is the time to address the commonly used phrase “Oh, that farm is managed.” Management of a property falls on a...
Proven Dove Hunting Tactics
This week we bring on Land & Legacy consultant Kyle Hedges to discuss proven dove hunting tactics. Kyle is an avid land manager and dove hunter. Over the years he has applied some non-traditional...
Ohio Update: New Ownership – New Goals
On this week’s podcast, we review updates from a recent consulting trip to a familiar property in southeast Ohio. This property over the years has been a frequent podcast topic as many changes have...
Hindsight is 20/20: Mistakes on the Land
On this week’s podcast, you will hear from Adam and Chad who openly discuss failures. Yes, that’s right! We haven’t always gotten it right. Failures lead to the biggest improvements. This path is not...
Overhauling an Iowa Hunting Property
On this podcast, you will hear about the transformation a western Iowa property is currently going through. This property was purchased by a group of good friends of ours who are actively managing and...
Wool and Whitetails with Kevin Harlander of First Lite
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to not be cold while hunting? We sure have! But that pondering has stopped after getting hooked up with First Lite gear. This week we hear from...
Late Summer Land Management
For many people, late summer is just a necessary evil that we must endure. The upside is it means fall is just around the corner. However, just because most of us don’t enjoy the dog...
How to Make Money and Improve the Habitat – Cattle Farming
Let’s break the mold and get back to natural systems. Large herbivores grazed across the landscapes and the wildlife thrived, but over time we’ve forgotten how to use grazing animals to still benefit the landscape....
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