Big Buck Encounters and 2019 Gear Review
Late-season does not mean the best part of the season has come and gone. There is still time for some fantastic hunting opportunities. This week, we recap an incredible hunt Matt had recently. Two...
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The Truths of Trapping Predators
This week on the Land & Legacy, Kyle and Frank dive into the history of trapping. Frank and Kyle are both experienced trappers and spend time each season trapping coyotes, raccoons, bobcats, beavers, and...
Why You Should Be Using Prescribed Fire
Prescribed fire is a topic that we discuss on our podcast pretty often. From the start of Land & Legacy, we always try to discuss the importance of native species and practices that replicate...
Hunters Trying to Play “Land Manager”
On this podcast, Matt is joined by Kyle and Frank to discuss an important common misunderstanding among hunters. There is a disconnect between hunters and land managers. Often times the number of hours spent...
Western Upland Bird Hunting on Public Land
Frank Loncarich and Kyle Hedges, Land & Legacy consultants, the past September took a trip out west to Wyoming and Nebraska to chase some upland birds. You can hear about the first part of...
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...
Usable Space – What is it, and why it matters?
Maximizing your farm to improve the habitat for all wildlife. Managing every acre to create a landscape flourishing with wildlife. Usable space has been misunderstood, and consistently overlooked in the world of wildlife management. Usable...
Virtual Property Evaluations
The wait is finally over!! We have been hinting about this for quite some time and after several months in the making and developing this new service for landowners, it is finally available. This...
Hunting a Wilderness: What Does the Future Hold
This past week, we stepped out into a different realm most would not picture us in. We took advantage of the 1000’s of acres of public land in southwest Missouri open to hunting. These...
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...