Introducing the National Wildlife Cooperative this week. This organization is dedicated to the sportsmen, landowners, conservation, and wildlife! Wildlife cooperatives have sprung up across this nation over the course of many years. These collaborations...
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...
Hot dry summers present an opportunity to conduct some growing season burns in August and September. There are a myriad of reasons to utilize prescribed fire in late summer or early fall. Like any management...
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...
On this week’s podcast, Matt and Frank discuss the recent trends in bobwhite quail numbers. This podcast should wake you up! Not with excitement, but with a cause to care. Although quail are still...
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...
While in Nashville at the National Wild Turkey Federation Convention, we caught up with Pure Air Native’s, Justin Adams. He took the time to sit down and review the power of native plants on...
Last week we spoke with the man who was in charge of the restocking efforts of the wild turkey across the country. This week, we sit down with two biologists, Mike Chamberlin and Brett...
Have you ever thought about how wild turkey populations became available in your portion of the woods? You may need to take a moment and thank this week’s guest, James Earl Kennamar. This gentleman...