This was a catch up podcast. We've been busy putting food plots in and trying to wrap up summer projects. We talked about why I cannot talk about politics on this show, brassica food plots, brush management, geting ready for dove and teal, and getting a new string on an old bow.

In this episode we interview Aaron Hildreth, one of the Missouri Department of Conservation elk biologist. In this episode, we disucss the reintroduction of elk in Missouri and Kentucky. We also discuss CWD and the future of elk in Missouri.

Elk Hunting: https://mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/elk

Elk in Missouri (PDF) https://mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/2020-07/ElkInMissouri.pdf

In this episode we have Laura Conlee, Furbearer & Black Bear Biologist for Missouri Department of Conservation. In this episode we discuss the exciting conservation success story of black bears in Missouri! More details on the black bear project and new hunting seasons posted in links below
https://research.mdc.mo.gov/project/missouri-black-bear-project
https://mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/bear

Today we talk about fullfiling purpose through disturbing your every day routine that ends up bringing balance to your life

Hi everyone! Just a quick update on where I've been and on CRP drilling. Talked about some projects we've completed or in the progress of working on.

In this episode, we interview John Birk, District biologist of the National Wild Turkey Federation. He covers Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois. We discussed the declining turkey poult population and the importance of good timber management.

https://www.nwtf.org/

NWTF Americas Big 6: Crossroads https://youtu.be/W5rBWvtlmkw

NWTF America's Big 6: Southern Rebirth https://youtu.be/JlVyLxxaQcE

In this episode I discuss where do we put our focus and energy in? Treking across the mountains hunting elk or managing your property to make it a wildlife paradise? What is more fulfilling? The experience of the hunt or the experience of restoring habitat?

In this episode, a listener submits a question, "Is the customer always right?" To answer, we explore communication is key. You must be percsise in your speech to have clear communication. You must ask lots of questions to help serve your customer to the furthest extent.

Today we talk about the importance of planning, mainly around praire establishment. I give examples of other improper planning and even a personal story of mine how I failed to plan accordingly.

Today I attempt to talk about ego from the Jungian perspective. I try to explain how ego is the greatest enemy we all face: within.
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https://youtu.be/dLLB7daSttY link to After Skool video with Eckhart Tolle