Who doesn’t want to hunt food plots? Often times, food plots or agricultural fields are great ways to observe whitetail deer. Beyond this, they don’t always lend themselves to easy hunting, despite consistent deer...
Acorns can be a blessing in disguise or an obvious curse. Their existance in the landscape are critical to forest regeneration as well as preparing vairous animals for winter. In a timber setting, they...
This week, we bring it back to land discussions, specifically, how we can get more value out of each acre! If we were honest with ourselves, we can all admit we want to own or...
On this week’s hunting podcast, we devote our time to share bowhunting tips on small properties, specifically 40 acres and under! Depending on the property, they can be all or nothing. Therefore, the correct...
During this week’s podcast, we break down the common mistakes made during the early bow season. Many of us know from experience these mistakes can be costly and ruin chances for the remainder of...
On this week’s podcast, we take time to sit down with Chad Keith, who happens to be Adam’s older brother. Chad recently took a trip west to Colorado on a DIY Public Land elk...
During this week’s podcast, we scratch the surface on the complexity of Creation. More specifically, we discuss how various nongame species like songbirds and butterflies should change the way we manage our land. Nongame...
As hunting seasons open up or begin to open up during September, one thing hunters need to prepare for is the potential for hot weather. It is more of a question of when it’s...
This is a podcast that has been in the making for several months! During this week’s podcast, we discuss the common red flags that alert us when reading property listings. As hunters, we can...
Ok, here it is! Over the years we’ve all heard phrases like “I’m going to take him out of the gene pool” or “I don’t want him to spread his genes any longer” perhaps...