Every fall bucks turn to scrapes. This activity you can set a watch to. These are hubs for deer to communicate with one another and determine who is frequenting an area, yet we see time and time again hunters not using these as survey points for trail cameras. These are prime locations to set trail cameras to provide you the intel that you need to be successful.

Why and How to Creating Dominant Scrapes

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Kyle Lybarger joins Alan Summerford to talk about turkey hunting strategies that were used on previous hunts. We also break down what we are seeing on different timings of fire, fire intervals, and how it relates to hunting, and nesting based on when the fire was applied.

Hot Fires and Hot Gobblers

Today Brady and Matt discuss recent consultations from across the country, they all have one thing in mind, the starting point and the end point of each farm is different. WE will dive deep into how we approach various farms and how no matter what Tier they start at, we know what the following steps will look like. The road to transforming farms is a journey, if you don't know where you are starting and where you are going, you will never end up there.

Transforming Farms One Tier at a Time

Big timber and rugged terrain.  Kyle Lybarger joins Alan Summerford on a property that is in a conservation easement for old growth timber. As we breakdown the property, we discuss issues with allowing timber to mature without disturbance, and addressing the importance of a sound hunting strategy to grow, hold, and harvest mature bucks with consistency.  Sometimes habitat whether good or bad isn't the most limiting factor.

Habitat Management with Alan Summerford and Kyle Lybarger

Sometimes it feels like we speak out of both sides of our mouth. Is burning great? Yes, Is burning hurting your habitat? Sometimes yes.

Big Timber and Woodlands - Consult Breakdown

Last year we had our Nationwide brood habitat contest and it was a success. A lot of great habitat was put on the ground and a lot of great prizes were donated. Should we have another contest this year? Let us know your thoughts!

Why and How to Creating Dominant Scrapes

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