Beasts Of Burden

Today we talk a little about sighting in muzzle loaders to save on blackpowder, bullets, and cleaning! Culling bucks for better genetics and trapping coyotes!

In this episode we have a special guest: Erich Long of Drumming Log Wildlife Management. Erich shares about growing up in northeastern Ohio, how he became a wildlife consultant, concerns of the whitetail community, and the future.

In this episode we talk about what I've been up too and experimenting with new audio equipment!

In this episode we chat with Neil Hauger, real estate agent for Whitetail Properties of Wisconsin.
https://www.whitetailproperties.com/agents/neil-hauger
Neil is also a land specialist and has a youtube channel named: Neil Hauger Land Specialist
https://www.youtube.com/c/NeilHaugerLandSpecialist
We focused on financial responsiblity of a farm, what improvments you can do to enhance value, and the value gained of so-so land management vs land enhancement.

Happy Halloween! Today, in the name of the spooky season, I share my most profound and scariest ghost story that happened to me during my full time Dbltree days.

In this riveting episode we interviewed Dr. Michael Cherry of the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute.
We discussed going to college late in life and still being successful. We explored the relationship of deer, predators, and fire ecology. At the end we discussed the desperate need of prescribed fire.
https://www.ckwri.tamuk.edu/

In this episode we discuss my absence and food plot ramblings. How much emotional and physical input to put into an actual small part of the overall scheme of habitat.

In this episode, we talk about what's been going on in Jesse's life. We talk about the involvement with our new district forester on our brush managment project, herbicides, social media, and uneventful early bird seasons.

Today we talk about the small tribulations that cause great frustration at the time ecspecially when they cause stumbling blocks to important moments. Who knew these life lessons would come from such humble game birds as dove and teal?

In this episode we have a special guest: Taylor Keen of Sacred Seed. Taylor is a professor at Creighton University where he teaches cooperate strategy in business. His true specialties lie in preserving the history and cultivation of the Cherokee red corn and other traditional seeds. We discussed Taylors career, his journey of studying First Nation's true history and cosmology connections, and discussed the origins of Sacred Seed.
If you would like to learn about Taylor Keen and Sacred Seed:
http://www.sacredseed.org/
@taylorkeen7 on Instagram