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...
Step by Step Fall Food Plot Planting Guide
With hunting season fast approaching we are discussing fall food plot planting techniques on this week’s podcast. First and foremost successful food plots must germinate. We take time this week to discuss what factors influence...
The Incredible Value of Native Food for Bobwhites
A recent quail hunt in Kansas served to reiterate just how important diversity of natural food sources is to bobwhite quail. Several of the birds we harvested were stuffed full of native and naturalized weed...
Finding the Good in Hot, Dry Weather
If you spend time around farmers or others who commonly work the land, you will often hear them discuss the fears of drought weather. These fears are warranted based on their goals and objectives...
What Fall Food Plot Blend is Best For You
On this week’s podcast, we sit down and chat with Keith Hammer of Stratton Seed Company. Together we discuss which fall food plot blend is best for you and your goals. Every site, every...
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...
Don’t Use Whitetail Deer As Your Habitat Meter
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...