Leaving a “Living Legacy” with Dr. Sanchez
On this week’s podcast, Dr. Raul Sanchez returns to the podcast to discuss how to leave a living legacy. You may be asking what this has to do with bowhunting but you’ll quickly find...
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Observing Whitetails From the Treestand
During this week’s podcast, Adam and Matt discuss some recent observations from the treestand while hunting with team member Seth Harker. Each sit in a treestand reveals more observation and wisdom that can be...
How Many Does Should I Shoot with Kip Adams
Continuing the discussion of herd management as hunting season begins to open up we invite Kip Adams of the Quality Deer Management Association to the podcast. Kip is a long time landowner and hunter and...
What Happened to the Quality Bucks?
If one thing is for certain, it’s that we know things are always changing in the natural world. If things are staying consistent, it’s likely not a positive thing. However, when the quality of...
What’s in Our Hunting Pack for 2020
On this podcast, we reach into the hunting packs and reveal to you what we are carrying during the fall hunting season of 2020. It’s always important to evaluate what works and what doesn’t work....
A Deeper Understanding of Weather Fronts with Bryan Jackson
On this week’s podcast, we are joined by Bryan Jackson of the National Weather Service. Bryan works daily as a meteorologist predicting precipitation amounts for North America. Bryan has an in-depth knowledge of understanding...
Managing For Improved Age Structures
It’s herd management season not hunting season! Little did you know we came right out of land management season and straight into another season of managing our natural resources. Although we are excited about...
Our Outlook on a New Lease
On this week’s podcast, Adam and Matt discuss the opportunity to head west to Oklahoma for this hunting season. Many consultations have led us to the great state of Oklahoma to work and improve...
Why We Burn in Late Summer
Things got hot recently in southwest Missouri. Not only were the temperatures sky high but so was our excitement level when we implemented a growing season fire. Yes, that’s right! Even when it was...
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....