In this episode, we interbiew one of the hosts of the Habitat Podcast: Brian Halbleib. Brian is one of the Habitat Podcast Land Plan Team. We mainly visited with Brian to learn more about his career in the air force and local police force. We also explore his career as a writer and how writing is therapeutic for the outdoorsmen.
If interested in Brian's land consultation expertise click the link below:
https://habitatpodcast.com/landplans/

In this episode, we have a fantastic guest: Hunter Jonhson! Hunter is one of the few doing the do in habiat management. Hunter manages a 5000 acre farm in Arkansas for whitetail deer, waterfowl, turkey, and quail. Hunter has years of experience in practical habitat management.
If you wish to contact Hunter you contact him on Facebook or other Facebook groups:
Turkey Hunters-Reversing the Decline https://www.facebook.com/groups/477669256900330
Southern Habitat Managers
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1297985527013375
Habitat Chat-Habitat Podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/539091557051804

In this episode, we discuss the wild wild west approach to brush management. While timber management is more of a hammer and chisel approach; brush management is a hammer approach. We go over cost share, the few, but effective methods, and the creativity is allows.

In this episode, we had on another member of our Land Plan Team of the Habitat Podcast: Phil Lincoln. We learn about Phil's life, passion for training dogs for upland game birds, and his stratedgies for whitetail deer.
https://habitatpodcast.com/landplans/
Here is Phil's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/The-Habitat-Guys-100243998532035/

In this epsidoe we interview world renowned wildlife photographer Cody Altizer. In this episode talk with Cody about his humble beginnings hunting whitetail deer in the mountains of Virgina, how he became involved with wildlife photography and filming, and ended the conversation regarding the goals of the Dear Hunter Project podcast and film series.
The Dear Hunter Project
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfjOVyRF0b1OKPnL7yzkUNw

In this episode we interview forester/contractor Greg Berndston of northern Pennsylvannia. We discussed a variety of topics involving timber, mainly focusing on encouraging landowners to look ahead and what their timber could bring in the future ecspecially for wildlife habitat.
Greg has appeared on the Habitat Podcast recently, if you want Gregs full story check out the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aybXOW_C6w4
Here is Gregs company site: http://www.berndtsontimber.com/
@berndtsontimber

In this episode we have my good friend Nathan Parks of Hawkeye Land Solutions. We discuss the challenges of 2021 and the challenges a habitat manager faces on a daily basis.
Nates cell: (319) 931-6912
Email: [email protected]
http://hawkeyelandsolutions.com/

In this episode we have the legendary man himself, Phil Holcombe. Phil is part of the Land Plan Team of the Habitat Podcast, link below:
https://habitatpodcast.com/landplans/
Phil is known for his "Poor Man Food Plot" system. Other folks call them "kill plots" or "micro plots". Phil has a passion and a deep drive to manage the land to its fullest potential for all wildlife and educating those along his journey. If you wish to contact Phil to find out more about his food plot system, you may contact him through Facebook or Habitat Chat.

In this episode I interview Jared Van Hees and Brian Halbleib (pronounced Hallbye) of the Habitat Podcast. We talk about their previous hunting season, the Ohio Test Farm, how Jared and Brian got involved with hunting and habitat, the origins of the Habitat Podcast, and the Land Plan program

In this episdoe we discuss our exciting opportunity being in partners with the Habitat Podcast Land Management Team. We discuss how I do consultations and also the contracting services that my company, Dbltree Habitat provides to achieves your habitat goals.