This is Part 4 of 6 planned podcasts discussing the "perfect" property pyramid. This pyramid lays out what 5 aspects/traits of a property I feel I've seen in or on every property I know has yielded sustained success for hunters chasing not just whitetail deer, but bucks that sit in that top 15% or so of their localized deer herd's age bracket.

This episode we will discuss the "middle" of the pyramid: Limited & Designed Pressure...and full disclosure I'm quite open with some of the issues which fit into this section...and I'm also going to be brutally honest about who the #1 limiting factor for your property might be: YOU.

This is Part 3 of 6 planned podcasts discussing the "perfect" property pyramid. This pyramid lays out what 5 aspects/traits of a property I feel I've seen in or on every property I know has yielded sustained success for hunters chasing not just whitetail deer, but bucks that sit in that top 15% or so of their localized deer herd's age bracket.

This episode we will discuss the top of the pyramid: Layers & Zones...and my approach or mindset to this aspect is no foreign concept to those that follow the minds of guys like Jake Ehlinger or Tony Lapratt; utilizing every square foot of the property.

This is Part 2 of 6 planned podcasts discussing the "perfect" property pyramid. This pyramid lays out what 5 aspects/traits of a property I feel I've seen in or on every property I know has yielded sustained success for hunters chasing not just whitetail deer, but bucks that sit in that top 15% or so of their localized deer herd's age bracket.

This episode we will discuss the top of the pyramid: food...and my approach or mindset to this aspect of a property doesn't fall in line with many in the industry.

This is Part 1 of 6 planned podcasts discussing the "perfect" property pyramid. This pyramid lays out what 5 aspects/traits of a property I feel I've seen in or on every property I know has yielded sustained success for hunters chasing not just whitetail deer, but bucks that sit in that top 15% or so of their localized deer herd's age bracket.

This episode we will discuss the one item left off and briefly provide an overview of the five aspects or traits which did make the cut.

On this episode I discuss some of the most common food plot failures many run into and things to keep in mind as promised in the previous episode.

Here I vent and share how last year was a season that couldn't end fast enough for me. The struggle to find motivation to hunt and let alone make content is also discussed.

All of that leads into a discussion of specific things I'll be doing this year in an attempt to not allow this past seasons' "failures" merely repeat again.

In this episode I sit down with Matt Thielking, a hard working common man like you and I that over the past few years has been managing his small piece of land. Over that time he's learned through failures, successes and most recently through some key changes he did a little over a year ago; which have already illustrated to be successful. 

Link to the video and his channel discussed in podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-i68aCF98o

Aerial not needed to be added as the video above shares it.

Little check in episode where I discuss our plans for the coming weekend, go over some seed purchases (without discount), encourage everyone to make the hunting community a better place and finally provide the audio version of The Potential Is There. The Potential Is There is a write up I did for Real World Wildlife Products and pray it stirs up thoughts in your head and reflection as well. Thanks for swinging by!

Today I take a quick "detour" like trip conveying how fatherhood or Father's Day is something we can learn a decent amount on our hunting/land managing journeys. Little different spin, but I promise it will most likely make sense.

Let's chat on this episode about three things most landowners struggle with accepting they must control if they want to fully commit to success when it comes to a property conducive for daytime deer movement/use.