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....
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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...
Addition by Subtraction Land Management
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...
Observations from Across the Whitetail’s Range
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...
Tricking Out a Kansas Farm
This week, Matt, Kyle, and Frank breakdown the steps it is going to take to convert an under-utilized farm in Kansas into a dynamic wildlife rich property. Currently, these parcels have several key elements...
Late Season Timber Hunt Buck with 8 Inch Bases
This week we are going to share with you some late-season success that Seth Harker had. It wasn’t over cut corn, a field full of soybeans, or a lush clover field. This hunt started...
Massive Habitat Improvements in Kentucky
If you have listened and followed along for very long, you know that we often recommend full-scale land management and habitat improvements on each property we visit. This workload can often-times be overwhelming as...
Hunting Success with Habitat Improvement
Trying to manage a property to maximize your hunting success sounds like an easy thing to do! To anyone who’s ever owned or managed a farm knows it’s way more complicated than that. This...