Late Summer Land Management
For many people, late summer is just a necessary evil that we must endure. The upside is it means fall is just around the corner. However, just because most of us don’t enjoy the dog...
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...
Critical Habitat Observations
On this week’s podcast, we are going to discuss some observations we have made while consulting across the country. We have traveled to farms in Mississippi, Virginia, Arkansas, Iowa, and Missouri on our most...
Changing Mindset: The Value of Old-Field Management
One of the goals we have set for Land & Legacy is to change mindsets when it comes to land management. Oftentimes, we have found that the current world of land management has an...
Habitat Heros #118: The Ruffed Grouse Society
During this week’s podcast, Adam sits down with the President of the Ruffed Grouse Society to discuss the organization’s mission and goals. We hope that this podcast comes as a welcome surprise to you....
Habitat Heros #117: Herbicide Free Food Plots
On this podcast, we discuss the importance and possibility of using zero herbicide on our food plots. As food plot and agricultural technology advances and we continue to learn more about food plot varieties,...
Habitat Heros #116: Big Announcement: Quail On the Rise
Grab your over and under, a box of shells, chaps, and bird dog, it’s quail time! During this podcast, we make a big announcement and had a giveaway at the end! Land & Legacy...
Habitat Heros #115: Top 12 Most Overrated Land Management Techniques
On this week’s Habitat Heroe’s podcast, we chat about the Top 12 most overrated land of habitat management techniques. We hope you brought your steel-toed boots because as we share our thoughts we will...
Habitat Heros #114: Spring Land and Habitat Observations
During this podcast, we cover several important topics that arise each year during the spring in nature. Often times food plots get the glory, but we share with you observations from the field that...