You think CRP is Good? Just Wait!
What does CRP mean to you? Do you think of dense tree plantings or a mix of warm-season grasses among a vast number of tillable acres? Did you know this program was initiated to...
What does CRP mean to you? Do you think of dense tree plantings or a mix of warm-season grasses among a vast number of tillable acres? Did you know this program was initiated to...
During this week’s podcast, we are in separate offices as we record but we keep bringing the heat on land management information. This spring has been a blur and we have many new and...
We want to officially welcome you to our latest project, Burr Oaks Bluff! This farm is about to get a major facelift. This week, we discuss this 288-acre farm in the Loess Hills of...
Big deer are able to be produced anywhere. The excuse of not living in Iowa or Kansas doesn’t work anymore. No matter what state you are hunting in, the landscape and resources are available...
This week on the podcast, we are in Iowa! Iowa has an incredibly strong hunting heritage. However, if you are looking to improve the land and the hunting then you have to understand the...
When it comes to land and wildlife management there should be very little cookie-cutter techniques. That’s due to the ever-changing landscape that we get to call home. There should be a change in your...
No matter what state you are in, it has the ability to grow hit list bucks. In most areas, natural resources are already present on the landscape to produce great habitat. However, it’s just...
This time of the year, we are on the road consulting and traveling to many different states and we begin to see many different habitat types that are struggling and begging to be managed....
On this week’s podcast, we discuss our recent observations traveling from Kansas to West Virginia. We saw farming landscapes, bottomland, CRP, and thousands of timbered acres. These observations will help you to look critically...
Hunters are always trying to keep mature deer on their property. Others are trying to lower the amount of deer they find dead from “winter kill” or from predators. Landowners also find themselves trying...